We recognise the need to promote a culture and habit of cooperation and mutually supportive and prayerful fellowship among those engaged in gospel ministry across Australia. Our churches and ministries are influenced by tribalism, and, at times, competition.
His positive aim of showing us the meaning of Christ’s death is undermined by his constant critique of the traditional doctrine of the death of Christ as our substitute undergoing God’s punishment for sin on behalf of sinners.
Someone at church commented that in some strange way they feel incredibly lucky that there are so many people they can share terrible news with. This comment captures what a sheer blessing it is to belong to our God and his household.
Secularism tends to make people selfish and individualistic. Religion and morality in general tend to make people tribal and self–righteous toward other groups... But the gospel of grace, centred on a man dying for us while we were his enemies, removes self–righteousness and selfishness and turns its members to serve others
Is there a warning here that a midlife plateau, if not addressed, will naturally lead to something more serious? What might it take to disrupt this cycle, to refocus and renew our discipleship for the next chapter?
Introducing a great new resource from us at TGCA: our Online Workshop - with the first one to running being all about preparing well to preach.
Introducing a great new resource from us at TGCA: our Online Workshop - with the first one to running being all about preparing well to preach.
Is God, as revealed in his word, a misogynist? In some cases, dare I say, it can actually seem like he might be. When Christians find something unnerving in the Bible many, often out of sincere faith, accept what the Bible appears to be saying, however jarring that may seem.
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.
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?
We recognise the need to promote a culture and habit of cooperation and mutually supportive and prayerful fellowship among those engaged in gospel ministry across Australia. Our churches and ministries are influenced by tribalism, and, at times, competition.
Beilharz’s deep commitment to children and the local church unifies the book. He imagines a rich and hopeful vision for what the church and family could be under Jesus. Church is for us.
Worry has a way of swirling through our minds. It clouds our view of God’s sovereignty and leaves us feeling like we’re carrying everything alone. But we’re not meant to.
For effective communication of the gospel, we who speak must love those to whom we minister, must embody the message of God’s grace, and must pray for God to act to open blind eyes and soften hard hearts.
Ministry support workers play a vital role in nurturing healthy church ecosystems where God’s word can be faithfully preached and believers can be built up. They make gospel ministry sustainable.
Introducing a great new resource from us at TGCA: our Online Workshop - with the first one to running being all about preparing well to preach.
Someone at church commented that in some strange way they feel incredibly lucky that there are so many people they can share terrible news with. This comment captures what a sheer blessing it is to belong to our God and his household.
