Is it time to share what I believe?

  • Bob Mendelsohn
  • 11 December 2015

Back in October, Santa themes began to decorate some stores. It’s now hard to miss the rush of the silly season and the requisite purchasing push to remind us to spend so that people can be fulfilled. The madness compounds and money tightens while wallets still splurge. All that to say—capitalism rages.

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From Sinner to Saint (Holiness)

  • 30 September 2013

DVD-based Bible studies to help you think through the topic of 'holiness'. With Bible input from John Chapman. Ideal for small groups.

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The unconsidered resurrections

  • Nathan Walter
  • 22 May 2014

My first ever sermon was in a series on the Apostle’s Creed. The line I was given to preach was ‘suffered under Pontius Pilate, was crucified, died, and buried; he descended into hell’. I still remember my reaction when I heard the news. On one hand relief and excitement,

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Think different

  • Ian Carmichael
  • 18 April 2018

If anybody was regarded as a little bit crazy in his time, a bit of a round peg in a square hole but who ultimately changed the world, it was Paul.

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God has a name, and he's given it to Jesus

  • Scott Newling
  • 29 August 2016

Scott Newling takes a look at the Bible's name for God and explains why it matters when it comes to Jesus.

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Como empezar un grupo bíblico

  • Pedro y Teresa Blowes
  • 10 August 2015

La meta con este estilo de lectura bíblica es de promover la participación de todos.

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Raising the bar: Expect more from your volunteers

  • Sandy Galea
  • 4 April 2018

The most common mistake people make in working with volunteers is thinking that a low bar is the best way to get people onto a ministry team. “You only have to…” “It’s just once every…” “There’s not much preparation…”

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Christmas Card T (pack of 10)

  • 29 October 2009

OUT OF STOCK - "Christmas: the season of joy and goodwill" (Christ the Son of God). Inside: Blank Pack of 10 cards with envelopes.

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How to change an established group

  • Richard Sweatman
  • 28 September 2015

How do you feel about change? Do you like new and different things, or do you prefer stability? Personally, I’m way down the stability end of the spectrum. If the packaging changes on my cereal box I have a bad week. I like things to be steady and predictable.

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Book extract: Rash words

  • Tony Payne
  • 2 February 2016

Never has the wisdom of this proverb been more urgently needed than in our society’s current conversation about Islam. Tensions are running high. The threat of Islamic terrorism is now a real and daily reality in the West.

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