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Hope In Distress

20/03/2019 | Jon Coombs

My Senior Pastor informed me on Saturday that I’d be the one preaching the next day. He’d come down with a gastro-style bug and there was no way he could make it. A few quick and desperate prayers were offered, but, after looking over old sermons, I couldn’t find peace. What kept tugging at me was the fact that it had been a heavy week in our world. There was no way I couldn’t mention the massacre in Christchurch or the sentencing…

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On the Conviction of Cardinal Pell

19/03/2019 | Neil Foster

The recent conviction of Cardinal George Pell on five counts of child abuse has shaken the Roman Catholic Church in Australia and around the…

Bad Words, Bad Timing: Considering Senator Anning’s Comments on the Christchurch Tragedy

18/03/2019 | Andrew Moody

In his hot-take press-release following the Christchurch massacre, Queensland Senator Fraser Anning has covered himself with disgrace by blaming…

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Did the Church Create the Bible?

Michael J. Kruger

Canon Fodder

When You Do Not Know What to Do

Dave Zuleger

The One Sure Mark of Christian Maturity

Tim Challies

Why Charismatics and Non-Charismatics Can Get Along

4 Daily Prayers from John Calvin

Justin Taylor

TGC U.S.

Ministry, Leadership & Training

Help for Responding to Sexual Abuse in Church Settings

12/03/2019 | Peter Adam

Current Events

Responding to the New Zealand Mosque Massacre

18/03/2019 | Samuel Green

Following the news of the cold-blooded massacre of Muslim worshipers in New Zealand last week, we asked Samuel Green, a Christian apologist and expert…

Evangelism & Apologetics

Good … News … About Jesus.

15/03/2019 | Simon Camilleri

Then Philip opened his mouth, and beginning with this Scripture he told him the good news about Jesus. (Acts…

Tim Chester Interview

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

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Help for Responding to Sexual Abuse in Church Settings

12/03/2019 | Peter Adam

There are few more painful, complicated, difficult, demanding, divisive and stressful issues to deal with than sexual abuse in your church. If you are already dealing with it, you will find this extended essay very helpful. If you are not yet dealing with it, you need to read it, so that you are more alert to the signs of its presence, aware of the issues, and be prepared to deal with it. The author, a good friend of mine, has had extensive experience counselling victims of sexual abuse, and helping church leaders to…

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Review: P.T. Forsyth, Positive Preaching and the Modern Mind

07/03/2019 | Andrew Prideaux

Arcane and Germane Book Reviews #1 “After reading a new book, never allow yourself another new one till you have read an old one in between.” (C.S. Lewis) If, as someone somewhere once said, the bark of Karl Barth (1886-1968) was worse than his bite, it can fairly be

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

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