Three ways to read a catalogue

  • Ian Carmichael
  • 1 March 2016

In the Christian circles I’m part of in Sydney, there’s a term we use when talking about some of the people in our churches: ‘self-starters’.

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The How and Why of Love (ebook: .epub or Kindle .mobi files)

  • Michael Hill
  • 18 February 2013

Michael Hill provides an accessible, yet rigorously biblical approach to evangelical ethics.

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A Song for Every Season (Psalms)

  • James Stone

10 studies on the book of Psalms in the popular Pathway Bible Guides format,

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I don’t have the right to watch Formula 1

  • Mark Delbridge
  • 13 February 2017

For Christians, the Scriptures urge us to see that we are no longer bound to be worshippers of temporary, fleshly things. We are free! But oddly, we find ourselves caught wandering towards that all-too-familiar call of our old master.

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Easter and the dead man on the train

  • Martin Olmos
  • 11 April 2017

Easter reminds me of the most embarrassing moment of my life: the time I brought a dead man back to life just by touching him. I think it is the shock, surprise, and comedy of Easter that remind me of that day.

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Origins of the Swedish Method

  • Peter (Pedro) Blowes
  • 19 April 2018

The original Swedish Bible Study Method was introduced into the Church of Sweden in the Swedish city of Västerås in the 1940`s by David Berglund.

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Term 1 MTS Training Papers

  • 11 March 2014

MTS-Only training papers

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The poison of envy

  • Tanya Ling
  • 20 July 2017

When envy takes root in our hearts, it leads us down a dark road of outwardly looking proper and respectable as a Christian while harbouring evil poison inside.

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La La Land and the gospel

  • Philip Percival
  • 30 January 2017

Music can reshape our hearts. When combined with the gospel, the resulting song sees Christ dwell richly in us.

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When a team grows too big to be everyone’s friend

  • Mikey Lynch
  • 21 May 2018

There is less affection and trust. It’s harder for us to be persuasive to each other and easier for us to misunderstand, annoy or hurt each other. It’s a little easier for them to not want to submit to my instructions, and a little easier for me to be suspicious of a more distant team member.

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