Transcendence and character
The eleventh lecture in a series delivered by JI Packer at Regent College titled The Attributes…
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Green shoots in our spiritual desert
30/06/08 | Geoff Huard
Has the Archbishop’s call to Prayer for Connect09 got you thinking as well as praying?
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The Cathedral of the ‘Second Life’
23/06/08 | Stuart P. Robinson
A fellow approached me at the end of a seminar that I'd conducted in the Diocese of Wellington and said that he…
A fellow approached me at the end of a seminar that I'd conducted in the Diocese of Wellington and said that he…
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Divine plagiarism
16/06/08 | Jodie McNeill
How often have you heard the saying “Preach the gospel always, and if necessary use words”? This oft-repeated…
How often have you heard the saying “Preach the gospel always, and if necessary use words”? This oft-repeated…
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Begone Neo-Luddites - but leave me your books!
02/06/08 | Andrew Lim
There is a movement afoot among Christians (unlikely to be those reading this column, I'll grant you) who want…
There is a movement afoot among Christians (unlikely to be those reading this column, I'll grant you) who want…
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Hitting the target, missing the mark
26/05/08 | Archie Poulos
Demographic statistics are a great resource for understanding the communities we are seeking to serve and confront…
Demographic statistics are a great resource for understanding the communities we are seeking to serve and confront…
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Back to Church Sunday: Connecting in ‘09
12/05/08 | Stuart P. Robinson
The United Kingdom's Back to Church Sunday program is based on a solid statistical insights into why people…
The United Kingdom's Back to Church Sunday program is based on a solid statistical insights into why people…
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The shortcomings of ‘attractional’ church
28/04/08 | Archie Poulos
There are two basic models to church growth, and they both risk truncating the task God has committed to us and…
There are two basic models to church growth, and they both risk truncating the task God has committed to us and…
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Is your church more Chinese than Christian?
20/04/08 | Andrew Lim
Every church is cultural to some extent. Unwittingly, unknowingly perhaps, all churches run the danger of baptising…
Every church is cultural to some extent. Unwittingly, unknowingly perhaps, all churches run the danger of baptising…
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Life is chaotic; death is orderly
08/04/08 | Al Stewart
Life and growth are chaotic. This is nowhere more true than in church life.
Life and growth are chaotic. This is nowhere more true than in church life.
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Horizon connections
29/03/08 | Jodie McNeill
One of the greatest challenges in youth ministry is making connections - between younger people and older leaders,…
One of the greatest challenges in youth ministry is making connections - between younger people and older leaders,…
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The community hook
09/03/08 | Stuart P. Robinson
Who would have thought that a fishing group could become the key to cracking open the hearts of Aussies hardened…
Who would have thought that a fishing group could become the key to cracking open the hearts of Aussies hardened…
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Being online is not enough
02/03/08 | Bishop Robert Forsyth
God looks upon the heart. Unfortunately we humans are far more shallow. For us, we start with appearances.
God looks upon the heart. Unfortunately we humans are far more shallow. For us, we start with appearances.
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In search of … ear food
24/02/08 | Andrew Lim
We all know we should be reading more Christian books, but often time is either the enemy or the excuse. But what…
We all know we should be reading more Christian books, but often time is either the enemy or the excuse. But what…
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Time and place
17/02/08 | Archie Poulos
Why does walk up evangelism work well in one place and not in another? It all comes down to time and place. There…
Why does walk up evangelism work well in one place and not in another? It all comes down to time and place. There…
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Generating Gen Y recruits
10/02/08 | Jodie McNeill
Generation Y is the so-called ‘options’ generation. They are renowned for their lack of long-term commitment…
Generation Y is the so-called ‘options’ generation. They are renowned for their lack of long-term commitment…
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Out of the ashes - reconciliation and God’s sovereignty
27/01/08 | Stuart P. Robinson
This is a tricky piece for me to write. It concerns my daughter Nicola and the murder of two of her friends. So…
This is a tricky piece for me to write. It concerns my daughter Nicola and the murder of two of her friends. So…
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The significance of corporate prayer
20/01/08 | Mark Dever
Corporate prayer - an powerhouse for spiritual growth or public embarrassment? Mark Dever, the pastor of Capitol…
Corporate prayer - an powerhouse for spiritual growth or public embarrassment? Mark Dever, the pastor of Capitol…
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Quest for the New Pilgrim’s Progress
13/01/08 | Andrew Lim
Many people have wondered if they have a book inside of them somewhere - the question is, is it one of John Bunyan's?…
Many people have wondered if they have a book inside of them somewhere - the question is, is it one of John Bunyan's?…
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Instant renewal
23/12/07 | Stuart P. Robinson
Our Advent program is underway, but an unplanned mega-event has evolved before our very eyes.
Our Advent program is underway, but an unplanned mega-event has evolved before our very eyes.
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Standing ovation as Archbishop Henry Orombi finishes reading the GAFCON communique.
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