Christ and Everyday Life
It’s Monday morning, so there is the school run, a car service, a full inbox and a list of tasks for home and work. The washing is on the line, […]
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Reformed Thought for Christian Living
It’s Monday morning, so there is the school run, a car service, a full inbox and a list of tasks for home and work. The washing is on the line, […]
Walk for Life, Hyde Park, 19 September 2026 A sea of white t-shirts, children blowing bubbles, testimonies of lives saved, singing God’s praises in the middle of a city lost […]
There are times when we may feel disappointed with God, but in due course we may see a bigger picture and that God is forming our character. I ticked off […]
In the NSW Presbyterian Church at the moment there is a campaign which has been mounted to seek to get Presbyteries to reject the Assembly’s decision to have male only […]
As a retired missionary, some young people recently asked: “What advice do you have for a new recruit?” They were healthy and well-educated, with an admirable stock of ideas, skills […]
How could the Trojans have been so naive? Like so many others, I have always been fascinated by Homer’s poem, The Odyssey, especially how Odysseus so cleverly outwitted the Trojans […]
A review of J. C. Ryle, The Christian Race and Other Sermons, Edinburgh: Banner of Truth, 1900, reprinted 2025. Here we have a collection of 24 sermons from J. […]
Taking Grandma To Be Put Down How Euthanasia Opened the Door to Massive Assisted Suicides in Canada In 2016, Canada legalized what it calls Medical Assistance in Dying (MAID)—physician-assisted death […]
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How to Present Your Sermon Really Well The basics of good and bad sermon delivery Like every skill worth doing, good preaching requires sustained study, effort, practice, self-evaluation, and a […]
A response to recent discussions on evangelism in Australia. There seems to be a change in the cultural atmosphere in much of the West. It may be that people are […]
AN OPEN DOOR When you think of “a wide door for effective ministry,” what comes to mind? Rapid growth? Full financial provision? An encouraging community? How about a riot and […]
Why Nearly Everything You Assume about Colonialism and Slavery is Wrong Nigel Biggar’s book, Colonialism: A Moral Reckoning (2021) is a much needed corrective to the lies and misinformation being […]
Hussein’s Testimony We sat quietly, huddled around the old Panasonic radio, the night air slowly cooling. “Hussein, you’re lucky why don’t you try and find a channel for us?” “Okay, […]
By James Jeffery Author: Ryan M. McGraw Publisher: Crossway Year: 2024 My first encounter with covenant theology was back in 2019 when I began seriously wrestling with the issue of […]