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.
The TGCA Survey gives a window into what readers would love to see for the future of the gospel in Australia. Join Tamara and I as we talk through the survey.
The widespread implementation of hybrid learning has made a much larger proportion of school-leavers think and act like mature-age students. The university campus is not a central ‘third place’ for them; being a student is not central to their identity; they are not necessarily living a ‘university lifestyle’.
First, Mikey discusses general principles with Greg about congregational songwriting, personal songwriting and the place of art and beauty in the Christian life. Second, Greg breaks down the composition and recording of one song—‘The Same God’—in detail.
In a culture that often equates power with position, I’ve come to see that real strength often lies in partnership. I’ve witnessed the beauty of shared mission: men and women working together, not as competitors but as teammates.
