There’s a buzz among Christian thought leaders right now about what’s going on with Christianity in the West. New research and media headlines suggest the tide of secularism may be turning, with some countries reporting a rise in church attendance and increasing openness to Christianity, particularly among young people. But what about in Australia?
If God walked with Abraham, wrestled with Jacob, and spoke face-to-face with Moses, why stop there? Maybe he decided to visit for a bit longer, and worked a greater salvation in the person of the Lord Jesus Christ.
Some of our capital cities are full of people in transition. This transition time presents a unique opportunity for evangelism. Understanding the Roman Catholic theological system better can help us shape our ministries to be more effective in communicating the gospel clearly and attractively.
TGCA got together about forty people to give a day to thinking and praying about what, if anything, we might be able to achieve by working together that would not be possible apart. It was a stimulating day and the ideas that have begun to emerge are, I believe, exciting.
It was heartening to see Wes Huff following Paul’s pattern in his recent appearance on the Joe Rogan Experience. The whole three-hour conversation culminated with the question: “So what do you make of Jesus?”
