“Have You Ever Thought About Darwin?”
Thirty years later, my former youth group leader still cares for me, making time to catch up with me and pray for me.
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Thirty years later, my former youth group leader still cares for me, making time to catch up with me and pray for me.
Whether it’s a tricky bit of theology or ethics, what brings maturity in the Christian life is rarely swallowing a pill that hurts less, or chewing on something so diluted it’s more liquid food than solid.
“If I say God is good, that’s that. But if I say God is an oak, it opens up a lot more room for a listener to take the song into their own hands.”
And so he swept away sin’s tide; / Demons, death denied; / Came back to win his bride.
It’s bizarre to claim that death is not the end and yet, isn’t it bizarre to claim it is?
Contending together as women and men in church can be done, when we think ahead about what we’re doing.
You don’t need Billy Graham to hear this beautiful story; all you need is your Taylor Swift playlist to start glitching…
From a series of videos, originally released on our Facebook page in 2020, where Christians enjoy conversation with one another—discussing life and faith during COVID-19.
The old saying is ‘A rising tide lifts all boats.’ But could the spark of storytelling, and celebrating faith increase evangelism in churches and on university campuses everywhere?
Gary Millar preaching from Titus 3:1-15 at TGCA's 2022 National Conference
Richard Chin preaching from Titus 2:11-15 at TGCA's 2022 National Conference
Murray Capill preaching from Titus 2:1-10 at TGCA's 2022 National Conference
Contending together as women and men in church can be done, when we think ahead about what we’re doing.
Thirty years later, my former youth group leader still cares for me, making time to catch up with me and pray for me.
Without blushing, one service leader politely asked me if the short Old Testament readings could be done away with, and Revelation 7 itself—not a long chapter!—be chopped in half.
Delight in God’s word is the motivation, method and fruit of memorising Scripture.
It is striking that the 1902 Simultaneous Mission’s international evangelists were more dogmatic about extra-biblical moral issues such as theatre-going, cards, alcohol and dancing, than they were about denominational theological distinctives.
It is this sense of stewardship that helps me make decisions regarding what to say yes to and what to say no to. I usually ask myself, “Has God uniquely entrusted me with what I need to serve him in this way? And is this a worthy way of using what he has entrusted to me?”
Whether it’s a tricky bit of theology or ethics, what brings maturity in the Christian life is rarely swallowing a pill that hurts less, or chewing on something so diluted it’s more liquid food than solid.
