I Just Thank You Father for Making Me Me
It made sense that greed was wrong. But coveting just did not seem as big a deal as the others. Like many children who grew up going to Sunday school...
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It made sense that greed was wrong. But coveting just did not seem as big a deal as the others. Like many children who grew up going to Sunday school...
If Zuboff’s thesis is correct, surveillance capitalism is changing our very humanity in a non-violent ‘steady displacement of the will’ The Age of Surveillance Capitalism, Shoshana Zuboff Back in the...
In some ways, 2020 has felt trying (although, do we ever get to December and think, “wow, that was an easy year”?) As you’re about to see, my reading and...
What a year it has been: unexpected uncertainties, patterns and rhythms of personal and family life overturned, plans disrupted, usual ministry impossible, and new ways of ministry to learn. On...
Christians are sometimes difficult to work with … I should know. I am one of them I must confess, I think Christians are sometimes difficult to work with. They can...
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.
Christians are sometimes difficult to work with … I should know. I am one of them I must confess, I think Christians are sometimes difficult to work with. They can...
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.
Leigh Sales doesn’t write from a Christian worldview, but there is a deep acceptance that faith has an important place at the table of grief. Any Ordinary Day, Leigh Sales...
It made sense that greed was wrong. But coveting just did not seem as big a deal as the others. Like many children who grew up going to Sunday school...
This year I started up a book club for some of the men I’ve become friends with during our children’s now completed years at our local primary school. It’s been...
It is an oft-repeated saying that Sydney-siders are obsessed with home ownership. With the current COVID19 pandemic set to cause a decline in property prices and young people raiding their...
November 29th is International Buy Nothing Day. This day of protest against consumerism originated in Canada but has since spread to other Western nations. In the U.S, Buy Nothing Day...
Part 9 of TGCA’s series on The Apostle’s Creed As I have been writing this, I have also been reading the last Harry Potter book (Harry Potter and the Deathly...
If Zuboff’s thesis is correct, surveillance capitalism is changing our very humanity in a non-violent ‘steady displacement of the will’ The Age of Surveillance Capitalism, Shoshana Zuboff Back in the...
The Problem with Race