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Hey Google, Who is Jesus?

19/02/2019 | Simon Camilleri

Back around March last year, I noticed that when I asked my Google Home about Jesus, it responded like an overly polite person at a party who had just been asked about some controversial issue of theology: “Religion can be complicated and I’m still learning.” Yeah, right Google! Don’t give us that fake humility. You’re just afraid to nail your colours to the mast! Who Do You Say I Am? Well, to give Google a break, there are many different views about Jesus amongst Google’s customers. Muslims believe…

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Eugenics: The Disturbing Skeleton in the Secular Closet

14/02/2019 | Akos Balogh

It ain’t pretty having a skeleton in your closet. You hide it. You keep it out of sight. The last thing you…

Faith, Life & Work

In Christ

13/02/2019 | Renee Tan

The hard, daily grind of life often causes us to forget the immeasurable riches we have because we are a Christian. As…

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How Can We Glorify God with Our Time?

Tim Challies

Abortion and the Line of False Choice

Stephanie Hubach

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We Can’t Grieve However We Want

Ryan Chase

Pastors’ Talk: On Church Planting

Mark Dever, Jonathan Leeman, Brian Davis and Nathan Knight

Southern Baptists and the Scandal of Church Sexual Abuse

Russell Moore

Review: ‘Is God Green?’ by Lionel Windsor

11/02/2019 | Michelle Underwood

Ministry, Leadership & Training

Mark Dever To Speak At The 2019 Nexus Conference

12/02/2019 | CS Tang

Mark Dever from Capitol Hill Baptist Church in Washington DC will be speaking at the 2019 Nexus Conference, to be held…

Ministry, Leadership & Training

“Culture Eats Strategy for Breakfast”

12/02/2019 | Richard Chin

Management guru “Peter Drucker” famously observes that the culture of an organisation—that is, the beliefs or values held by the majority in…

Tim Chester Interview

David Ould (TGCA) and Thomas Eglinton (Reformers’ Bookshop) talk to Tim Chester about Enjoying God

02/11/2018 | David Ould

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The Cross (5/6): The Garden of Tears

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Review: ‘Is God Green?’ by Lionel Windsor

11/02/2019 | Michelle Underwood

Most Christian commentary on caring for the environment leaves me completely cold. I just can’t seem to muster up the motivation that other people have to ‘live sustainably’. There, I said it out loud. Caring for the environment leaves me completely cold. I just can’t seem to muster up the motivation. There, I said it out loud. The topic often makes me feel enormously guilty for my pathetic failures—I keep forgetting my Keep Cup and reusable bags, I haven’t done enough research into what products I buy that have microbeads ruining the oceans, and yes I know I…

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Bible & Theology

The Bible and Archaeology

08/02/2019 | Hans Kristensen

I’ve often turned on the TV on a Sunday night and watched at least part of a documentary on the historicity of the Old Testament. These documentaries always feature people with PhD’s in the relevant disciplines, who usually teach at prestigious universities. However, it does seem that most of

Bible & Theology

Book Review: Creation and Doxology (ed. Hiestand & Wilson)

24/01/2019 | Joshua S. Hill

It can be very easy, when conversations of ‘creation’ arise, to get caught up in a debate over origins—evolution versus creationism, six days or six “days” or six metaphors for days. In doing so, battle lines are quickly drawn, sides chosen, and enmity begins to grow. Which was why

Evangelism & Apologetics

Review: Joyfully Spreading the Word: Sharing the Good News of Jesus

29/11/2018 | Stephanie Judd

I begin this review with a confession. I am obsessed with a TV program called Bride & Prejudice. Bride & Prejudice follows the engagement period of six couples whose parents are aggressively against their son or daughter’s relationship. The objections of each parent exist for a variety of reasons: