‘Just read the text,’ cries biblical studies author (and skeptic) Bart Ehrman again and again during his lecture Are the Gospels Historically Reliable? The Problem of Contradictions. Bart Ehrman puts...
I feel the odd one out with book reading during COVID. Perth has been such a restriction-free zone that I have been able to spend most of my time at...
Looking back at my childhood and early working years, I am very grateful for my parents and others who gave me good models of a biblical work ethic. I had...
There are many aspects of life where discipline is required, and even prized. The most relevant aspects in my own life are food and exercise. I am not obsessively fussy...
Simonetta Carr’s new book, Questions Women Asked: Historical Issues, Timeless Answers covers a topic close to my heart: the contribution of women to the history of the church. Even better,...
Like so many, Sophie De Witt finally committed her life to trusting Jesus after hearing a series of talks in the UK by the much-loved, Australian evangelist, Chappo. Today, she...
When Sophie De Witt first encountered the gospel of Jesus, she found it strange and unnerving. Despite her initial resistance to what she had deemed intellectually ridiculous - something that would have been reinforced in daily lectures by her uni professor, renowned atheist, Richard Dawkins - Sophie became less convinced of her own position as she encountered more evidence for the truth of the Bible. It was God working through friends and evangelists like Rico Tice and John Chapman that led her to finally put her trust in Jesus. Listen to her story here as she speaks to Taryn Hayes of how she has learned to cling to Christ more and more through many of life’s obstacles.
There are many aspects of life where discipline is required, and even prized. The most relevant aspects in my own life are food and exercise. I am not obsessively fussy...
Akos Balogh, CEO of The Gospel Coalition Australia, chats to Dr Charlotte Hespe and Richard Chin about ‘Living for Jesus in the COVID-19 Age.‘
CEO Akos Balogh talks to Rev Al Stewart (City Bible Forum) and Dr Amelia Haines (specialist in sexual and relational health) on the topic of masculinity. Live Audience Questions include:...
How Should Christians Deal With Anxiety?: TGCA Webinar
David Ould (TGCA) and Thomas Eglinton (Reformers’ Bookshop) talk to Tim Chester about Enjoying God
Tim Challies chats about books and technology with an Australian panel, including TGCA Executive Director Akos Balogh.
‘Just read the text,’ cries biblical studies author (and skeptic) Bart Ehrman again and again during his lecture Are the Gospels Historically Reliable? The Problem of Contradictions. Bart Ehrman puts...
You could never know what it’s like Your blood, like winter, freezes just like ice And there’s a cold, lonely light that shines from you You’ll wind up like the...
In this edition of our Makers series we speak to Gary Millar about his latest book, Read This First. Gary is the Principal of Queensland Theological College in Brisbane, while...
Some months ago, a newly married husband said to me: “I’m so thankful for my wife. I can’t believe how much marriage has grown me as a believer. In fact,...
What news could possibly compete with knowing that we who were once dead in our sins “have been made alive together with Christ” (Eph 2:4–6)? What brings us joy other...
I feel the odd one out with book reading during COVID. Perth has been such a restriction-free zone that I have been able to spend most of my time at...
Looking back at my childhood and early working years, I am very grateful for my parents and others who gave me good models of a biblical work ethic. I had...
