Far from arguing from silence and using a few data points to plot a female-disenfranchising theology, the complementarian view is anchored in what Genesis teaches about our equality and our complementary roles in creation; the universal effects of sin, and the distinct expressions of sin and judgment for men and women.
Hill encourages the reader to seek rest — described as Sabbath rest — from the hand of the Lord. This Christian view of rest is more than what our unbelieving friends and neighbours hope to gain from their next holiday.
Travelling around Australia ... [listening to people talk about] women entering vocational gospel work ... has made me cautious about assuming that every difference we see between men and women in ministry can be explained by ecclesiology alone.
I once asked John where the idea of consecutive Bible exposition came from. He replied that he learnt it from the Sunday night Bible readings of the Cambridge Inter-Collegiate Christian Union (CICCU). (From 2016)
A big idea approach to a section of Scripture that tells a story usually digests the meaning of the story, and then structures the sermon around more general principles that are manifested therein—“the faithful cry out to the Lord”, “the Lord is mighty to save”, and so on. However, a narrative sermon can be unified and structured around the story itself.
Dave McDonald the recently appointed National Director for The Gospel Coalition Australia joins me to chat about what he wants to do in the new role.
Dave McDonald the recently appointed National Director for The Gospel Coalition Australia joins me to chat about what he wants to do in the new role.
Because Romans 8:28 exists, those who love God and are loved by him can have confidence that he is working through all of life’s circumstances to bring good out of bad, light out of darkness, joy out of sorrow.
A podcast conversation with English Christian singer-songwriter and kids musician Michael J Tinker.
Julius Kim, TGCA Victoria
Julius Kim, TGCA Victoria
Part of a 2021 national campaign encouraging people to explore the historical evidence for Jesus Christ.
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.
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.
Far from arguing from silence and using a few data points to plot a female-disenfranchising theology, the complementarian view is anchored in what Genesis teaches about our equality and our complementary roles in creation; the universal effects of sin, and the distinct expressions of sin and judgment for men and women.
We need more churches. Melbourne needs more churches. Australia’s cities and towns need more churches. New churches are starting and other church are revitalising, but we are far from the point where church growth is stemming the tide of church decline.
Loving Jesus when living in paradise. Meet Brendan Hurley, and hear about where he is and how he got there.
I don’t think grammatical-historical method is enough, especially when narrowly applied or to the exclusion of other methods. Our consideration of the biblical literary context—that is integral to grammatical-historical exegesis—needs to be larger than a paragraph or small literary unit.
Hill encourages the reader to seek rest — described as Sabbath rest — from the hand of the Lord. This Christian view of rest is more than what our unbelieving friends and neighbours hope to gain from their next holiday.
Travelling around Australia ... [listening to people talk about] women entering vocational gospel work ... has made me cautious about assuming that every difference we see between men and women in ministry can be explained by ecclesiology alone.
A big idea approach to a section of Scripture that tells a story usually digests the meaning of the story, and then structures the sermon around more general principles that are manifested therein—“the faithful cry out to the Lord”, “the Lord is mighty to save”, and so on. However, a narrative sermon can be unified and structured around the story itself.
