Songs for the Cross Centred Life (CD)

  • Sovereign Grace
  • 16 October 2009

Songs for the Cross Centred Life is a CD from Sovereign Grace Music featuring 14 cross centred songs including "Before the Throne", "I Will Glory in My Redeemer" and "Jesus, My Only hope". - This CD is no longer being Produced

Read More →

Suggestions from a Scottish Sabbath

  • Kirsten McKinlay
  • 17 October 2016

Whether biblically mandated or not, there are benefits in having a day of rest and of setting Sunday apart as special.

Read More →

Down-under round-up: 9 December 2015

  • Sandy Grant
  • 9 December 2015

Links on euthanasia, children's ministry, four kinds of Christmas, the Reformation, and complementarians against abuse, collected by Sandy Grant.

Read More →

Generating growth in state schools ministry

  • Tony Payne
  • 24 June 2016

An invitation to an informative breakfast about ministry in New South Wales state schools.

Read More →

Humpty Dumpty and the doctrine of perfectionism

  • Benjamin Swift
  • 27 April 2020

It is impossible for a human to achieve perfection in this life, to hold ourselves together and live totally devoid of sin.

Read More →

On ageing, dying and death

  • Timothy Raymond
  • 18 July 2016

Ageing, dying and death aren’t the happiest of subjects, but as Timothy Raymond explains, this is one book that brings joy, refreshment and encouragement to these dark topics.

Read More →

Do You Feel Called by God? Rethinking the call to ministry

  • Michael Bennett
  • 30 January 2013

Does God 'call' people into ministry? Michael Bennett challenges some long-held views.

Read More →

An enthusiastic, in-tune, bad singer

  • Ian Carmichael
  • 22 October 2015

Confession time. When it comes to church, I’m a poor singer. I don’t mean that I am unenthusiastic. No, I enjoy singing a lot, and (although I haven’t asked around) I suspect my brothers and sisters at Castle Cove Anglican Church would say that my volume is, if nothing else, suggestive of enthusiasm.

Read More →

Technology and convenience… but at what cost?

  • Carmelina Read
  • 29 February 2016

Most computers have parental control options that restrict certain websites and who can be contacted, log browser history, allow you to shut down the internet and the computer at set times, plus there are programs like Covenant Eyes that send reports to nominated people about what has been viewed... and yet many parents and educators are unaware of or refuse to use such safeguards or limit internet access to particular educational sites.

Read More →