Overwhelmed by Conferences? That’s the Point
100% disruption is like living in a nightclub. 100% stability is like living in a factory for things coloured beige.
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100% disruption is like living in a nightclub. 100% stability is like living in a factory for things coloured beige.
The work of the gospel and the needs of this city and State are far beyond the resources of any one ministry or church. We need to be working together. The gathering in Melbourne last week was a wonderful expression of this oneness in Jesus and in his mission.
God’s promises are not like the pinkie promises of childhood or the well-intentioned promises of adulthood.
Our hopes for peace lie not in the sacrifice of lives lost on the battlefield, no matter how just the cause, or how brave and selfless the act. Honour is due to all who would lay down their lives for others. But there is only one saviour, and to access his salvation we must come in repentance and faith.
We are not defined by our to-do list or our “done” list, but as unique children of God.
Growing as a disciple might rest on being open to being equipped to serve our church community.
You don’t need Billy Graham to hear this beautiful story; all you need is your Taylor Swift playlist to start glitching…
From a series of videos, originally released on our Facebook page in 2020, where Christians enjoy conversation with one another—discussing life and faith during COVID-19.
The old saying is ‘A rising tide lifts all boats.’ But could the spark of storytelling, and celebrating faith increase evangelism in churches and on university campuses everywhere?
Gary Millar preaching from Titus 3:1-15 at TGCA's 2022 National Conference
Richard Chin preaching from Titus 2:11-15 at TGCA's 2022 National Conference
Murray Capill preaching from Titus 2:1-10 at TGCA's 2022 National Conference
100% disruption is like living in a nightclub. 100% stability is like living in a factory for things coloured beige.
The plummeting cost of cotton or electricity changed the world. What would a plummeting cost of intelligence do to our sense of normality? What happens when we can turn on superintelligence for roughly the same cost that we can turn on a light?
Even when we don’t understand them fully, our feelings are good gifts from our heavenly Father.
I often replay conversations in my mind, wishing I had said things differently. It’s easy to think I’ve failed because someone hasn’t immediately given their life to Jesus. But God has his own timing. I am thankful that God uses our imperfect words.
I suspect “evangelicals can’t make good art” is increasingly becoming a dated discourse. As an example of evangelical art done well, The Jesus Revolution is superb and bodes well for the future.
The work of the gospel and the needs of this city and State are far beyond the resources of any one ministry or church. We need to be working together. The gathering in Melbourne last week was a wonderful expression of this oneness in Jesus and in his mission.
God’s promises are not like the pinkie promises of childhood or the well-intentioned promises of adulthood.
