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On the Removal of Steve Timmis, Head of Acts 29

13/02/2020 | Archie Poulos • Simon Gillham

We were both deeply saddened to read this week of the removal of Steve Timmis from his role as CEO of Acts 29. Saddened, not because of the action of the Board in standing him down for ‘abusive leadership’, but because this action was necessary and right. Others have written about the specifics of this situation (read, for example, the informative Christianity Today article). But, despite our sadness, we also want to learn from (what we must recognise) is…

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How I Made It: K.H. Canobi’s ‘Mindcull’

13/02/2020 | Andrew Moody

Katherine Canobi (K.H. Canobi) is a cognitive scientist who has published widely in developmental psychology and worked as a university lecturer in…

Evangelism & Apologetics

Know Thy Neighbour: The Story of a Street Party

11/02/2020 | Andrew Court

“People who know and trust their neighbours are less likely to have heart attacks.” There’s plenty of research, and more coming out all the…

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Reading Without Seeing: How Not to Study the Bible

Joshua Bremerman

Desiring God

Billie Eilish Can Help Us Understand Teenage Anxiety

Brad M. Griffin

Who is qualified to read the Bible in church?

Dave McDonald

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A Funeral for 2411 foetuses. Why are we shocked?

Murray Campbell

The Lies That Are Feeding Your Social Anxiety And How The Gospel Confronts Them

Jonathan Landry Cruse

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Review: Need To Know By Gary Millar

31/01/2020 | Ben Smart

The Cross that Changes Everything

10/02/2020 | David Ould

A week ago, about five minutes drive from where I am writing this, a tragic event happened here in Sydney. Around 8pm, on Febraury 1st,…

Bible & Theology

Jesus, Our True Brother

07/02/2020 | Andrew Prideaux

At a recent family gathering, I was seated next to my younger brother David at the dinner table. Not surprisingly, this was the most…

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Tim Challies chats about books and technology with an Australian panel, including TGCA Executive Director Akos Balogh.

27/02/2018 | Akos Balogh

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Review: Need To Know By Gary Millar

31/01/2020 | Ben Smart

Gary Millar has done us a great service in writing his latest book, Need To Know: Your Guide to the Christian Life. As the title suggests, it’s a primer on what it actually looks like to be a Christian. I’d strongly recommend this book because it is gospel-centred, engaging, short, and practical. Gospel-centred. Nowadays it’s becoming increasingly popular in some circles to talk about gospel-centrality. This is a great thing, but it’s very easy to use the word ‘gospel’ a lot without actually getting to the content of the gospel. Millar’s book, however, is gospel-centred in the truest sense…

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Review: Paul and the Giants of Philosophy; Joseph R. Dodson and David E. Briones (ed.s)

20/01/2020 | John McClean

Paul and the Giants of Philosophy: Reading the Apostle in Greco-Roman Context; edited by Joseph R. Dodson and David E. Briones (IVP, 2019) Paul proclaimed the gospel to a culture shaped by philosophical traditions. This book offers a series of very accessible studies into how he did that. Paul and the

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A Jesus Christmas

28/11/2019 | Taryn Hayes

When I was a child growing up in South Africa, Christmas meant summer holidays, a big glorious lunch feast at grandpa’s house, and piles of presents, many of which read: “Dear Taryn, Merry Christmas! Love Father Christmas.” Jesus? Well, he was the reason for the season, but in that

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Review: Metanoia by Anna McGahan

19/11/2019 | Chris Swann

I am profoundly grateful for this book. I’m grateful to Anna McGahan for writing it. I’m grateful for the wild, riotous, chaotic, surprising, longing-and-joy-and-grief-and-renewed-joy-filled story it tells. I’m grateful above all for God meeting McGahan, rescuing her, and working in her to set her free. I’m grateful to Anna