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Gelato Anglicanism
01/12/08 | John Sandeman
In the new world of church planting, this pewsitter should have learnt by now not to be surprised by anything.
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Change you cannot believe
01/12/08 | Jeremy Halcrow
America’s mission to redeem the world took us to Iraq. Does President Obama really offer a new direction?
America’s mission to redeem the world took us to Iraq. Does President Obama really offer a new direction?
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Synod’s warm inner glow
27/10/08 | John Sandeman
There are radical stands being made in the Anglican Communion right now.
There are radical stands being made in the Anglican Communion right now.
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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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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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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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Why Lambeth is like a Hollywood set
30/07/08 | John Sandeman
Why Lambeth is like a Hollywood set...and Peter Jensen is our Ronald Reagan.
Why Lambeth is like a Hollywood set...and Peter Jensen is our Ronald Reagan.
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Reports of Anglican demise exaggerated
29/07/08 | Russell Powell
Journalistic ambition, ignorance and a conflict paradigm led to some woeful early reports of GAFCON. So the success…
Journalistic ambition, ignorance and a conflict paradigm led to some woeful early reports of GAFCON. So the success…
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A drought is coming… of Holy Communion
07/07/08 | John Sandeman
Google a Sydney Anglican website, look under “staff” and the chances are that you will find a bloke called…
Google a Sydney Anglican website, look under “staff” and the chances are that you will find a bloke called…
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Rudd’s 20/20 blindness
02/07/08 | Richard Edlin
Richard Edlin argues the fruit of the Rudd Government’s 2020 Summit betrayed its economic rationalist agenda…
Richard Edlin argues the fruit of the Rudd Government’s 2020 Summit betrayed its economic rationalist agenda…
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I’m a Believer
01/07/08 | Phillip Jensen
Is an atheist somebody who does not believe in God or somebody who believes that there is no God? The two options…
Is an atheist somebody who does not believe in God or somebody who believes that there is no God? The two options…
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Spare a thought for the atheists
02/06/08 | Bishop Ivan Lee
Having grown up as an atheist (well, up to the age of 17, if you call that grown up) I have always taken an interest…
Having grown up as an atheist (well, up to the age of 17, if you call that grown up) I have always taken an interest…
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Is seeking happiness wrong?
26/05/08 | Brian Rosner
The pursuit of happiness sounds like a pagan idea to many Christians. Brian Rosner wonders what our churches can…
The pursuit of happiness sounds like a pagan idea to many Christians. Brian Rosner wonders what our churches can…
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The black man’s burden
26/05/08 | John Sandeman
As Africans return the gospel to America, the Moral Majority is on the move.
As Africans return the gospel to America, the Moral Majority is on the move.
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A virus infects our schools
28/04/08 | Bryan Cowling
Bryan Cowling explains why ‘SSD’ syndrome stops us from supporting Christian teachers.
Bryan Cowling explains why ‘SSD’ syndrome stops us from supporting Christian teachers.
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Take the plunge!
28/04/08 | John Sandeman
Finding the right coffee is one front-line in a spiritual battle.
Finding the right coffee is one front-line in a spiritual battle.
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Why own goals do not matter
25/02/08 | John Sandeman
Everyone is a player in the Anglican Church Special Olympics.
Everyone is a player in the Anglican Church Special Olympics.
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No free lunch for church
28/01/08 | John Sandeman
Unbelievers should not have to subsidise our ministers.
Unbelievers should not have to subsidise our ministers.
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The face of Australia’s future
28/01/08 | Jeremy Halcrow
New research reveals the missing values of Gen Y
New research reveals the missing values of Gen Y
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