Second synod Bible study
The second of a series of Bible studies delivered on the book of Romans by the Rev. Rick Lewers…
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Do we have a sex problem?
13/10/08 | Andrew Cameron
Early church theologian Augustine is seen as an enemy of our sexually liberated society. ANDREW CAMERON argues moderns could learn much from him – including conservative Christians who refuse to place sexual morality next to idolatry and greed.
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The Workings of a Church Plant
10/10/08 | Phillip Jensen
In 1994 our diocesan Synod passed the following motion: "This synod recognises that planting and developing new…
In 1994 our diocesan Synod passed the following motion: "This synod recognises that planting and developing new…
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The forgotten mission field
06/10/08 | Bryan Cowling
When was the last time your connectivity with non-Christian students, parents, families, teachers and principals…
When was the last time your connectivity with non-Christian students, parents, families, teachers and principals…
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Why Anglican?
03/10/08 | Phillip Jensen
It is a strange phenomenon when your friends and enemies agree about you. But Sydney Anglicans enjoy this peculiarity.…
It is a strange phenomenon when your friends and enemies agree about you. But Sydney Anglicans enjoy this peculiarity.…
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Better the devil we don’t know
01/10/08 | Jeremy Halcrow
Given the market meltdown, it seems strange that voters in the US would seek novice leadership. Jeremy Halcrow…
Given the market meltdown, it seems strange that voters in the US would seek novice leadership. Jeremy Halcrow…
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Mistakes we can make about Driscoll
30/09/08 | Phillip Jensen
Recently Sydney has had the pleasure of hearing an American preacher, Pastor Mark Driscoll. In a two-week period…
Recently Sydney has had the pleasure of hearing an American preacher, Pastor Mark Driscoll. In a two-week period…
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Verdict of Driscollmania
29/09/08 | John Sandeman
What's the verdict of Driscollmania? Declare war on Sydney’s middle-aged ways!
What's the verdict of Driscollmania? Declare war on Sydney’s middle-aged ways!
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Modern Myths
19/09/08 | Phillip Jensen
Most Bible “myths” are believed by so called “unbelievers”.
Most Bible “myths” are believed by so called “unbelievers”.
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Online ministry training - mission impossible?
15/09/08 | Graham Stanton
Local churches must be involved if e-training for ministry is to be truly effective, argues Graham Stanton
Local churches must be involved if e-training for ministry is to be truly effective, argues Graham Stanton
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Distorted Lenses = Distorted Vision
12/09/08 | Phillip Jensen
For the last couple of centuries western civilisation has been looking at the world through the lens of the public…
For the last couple of centuries western civilisation has been looking at the world through the lens of the public…
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School choice: a Christian ethics approach
08/09/08 | Danielle Scarratt
Choosing the right school is about balancing conflicting priorities. Ethicist Dr Danielle Scarratt has developed…
Choosing the right school is about balancing conflicting priorities. Ethicist Dr Danielle Scarratt has developed…
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The Foundation of Father’s Day
07/09/08 | Phillip Jensen
It appears that Father's Day is about 100 years old - at least in the USA where it was started.
It appears that Father's Day is about 100 years old - at least in the USA where it was started.
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Are we sore losers?
03/09/08 | Bryan Cowling
The Olympics highlights how obsessed Australians are with winning. Bryan Cowling writes that as Christians we must…
The Olympics highlights how obsessed Australians are with winning. Bryan Cowling writes that as Christians we must…
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Even ‘hot chicks’ fail to attract men
01/09/08 | John Sandeman
John Sandeman's theory explains the biggest mystery of church life.
John Sandeman's theory explains the biggest mystery of church life.
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Colin the Baby Whale - What’s in a Name?
22/08/08 | Phillip Jensen
I do not know who named him Colin, but personalising him only increased the pathos of the baby whale in Pittwater.…
I do not know who named him Colin, but personalising him only increased the pathos of the baby whale in Pittwater.…
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Living the Whole Truth…and Nothing but the Truth
15/08/08 | Phillip Jensen
Many people today call themselves Christian or even Evangelical, but do not live by the word of God. They give…
Many people today call themselves Christian or even Evangelical, but do not live by the word of God. They give…
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Defining the Evangelical
12/08/08 | Phillip Jensen
What is an “evangelical”? There is a series of similar words that are commonly confused such as “evangelical”,…
What is an “evangelical”? There is a series of similar words that are commonly confused such as “evangelical”,…
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Olympic crackdown worst in decades
04/08/08 | Jeremy Halcrow
It appears China’s crackdown on unregistered Protestant Christians in the lead-up to the Olympics is the most…
It appears China’s crackdown on unregistered Protestant Christians in the lead-up to the Olympics is the most…
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Who will you elect?
01/08/08 | Phillip Jensen
Democracy is not Christian. It is not part of the solution but part of the problem. It may be the best form of…
Democracy is not Christian. It is not part of the solution but part of the problem. It may be the best form of…
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The Presidential Address delivered by the Most Rev. Dr. Peter Jensen, Archbishop of the Sydney Diocese of the Anglican Church.
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