Disciple-making through singing
- Chris Drombetta •
- 6 November 2013
Sunday is coming. Again. This is the joyful and often stressful reality for the music minister. When is the band rehearsing this week? Did I remember to send out those schedules and pieces of music? Who is doing the special music? Are there enough creative elements to support the sermon?
How to rule the world
- Lionel Windsor •
- 12 December 2018
The world has positive value in God’s eyes, simply because it was created by him. As humans rule, we have to remember that we are ruling something God has made and that God believes is good.
Meeting real people’s real needs
- Christine Bransdon •
- 10 November 2015
The Australian government has recently announced that we will receive at least 12,000 Syrian refugees into our community. With countries across the world receiving more and more refugees, I want the church body to be prepared and ready to love and care for those who will soon be joining us.
The Small Group and the Vine
- Tony Payne •
- 15 November 2018
Foundational training for group leaders. (5 studies)
Good to great: Speaking how you speak, not how you write
- James Harricks •
- 24 October 2016
When you preach, does it sound like you're reading an essay? Or does your minister struggle to get his mouth around his written notes?
Do Catholics and Protestants believe in the same Trinity?
- Mark Gilbert •
- 22 May 2017
When Protestants describe the Roman Catholic Church as ‘Trinitarian’ and ‘creedal’, it can obscure the differences between Catholics and Protestants, confuse Christians, and inhibit evangelism of Catholics.
Revealing Jesus (John 13-17)
- Matt Olliffe •
- 12 February 2021
Discover the five chapters that John devotes to his eyewitness account of the night before Jesus died. (9 studies)
The problem with personal Bible reading
- Kirsten McKinlay •
- 6 November 2017
In this age of authenticity, for something to have meaning, to be helpful in me realizing my humanity, it often needs to be done alone.
How to preach through mental fog
- Timothy Raymond •
- 20 April 2017
If you’ve preached more than, say, a dozen sermons you’ve certainly experienced mental fog. This phenomenon can cause you to panic in the pulpit, and in your panic you can make your sermon much worse.
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