A summary from the inspiring challenge of GAFCON 2018, Day 1. The Gospel must be preached faithfully to the nations, and it will entail knowing the importance and cost of being faithful.
The Importance and Cost of Faithfulness: GAFCON 2018 Day 1
The Theological Necessity for Pragmatism
This year is the 30th anniversary of the landmark address given by Phillip Jensen at the U.K. Proclamation Trust's Evangelical Ministry Assembly, titled. It is entitled "The Theological Necessity for Pragamatism" (though this wouldn't fit on something called a tape, so the official title is "We Must be Pragmatic"). The talk is brilliant, in my view,... Continue Reading →
Sydney Anglicans: Confronting the Reality
It is always tempting to form a view about yourself that is relative to others. When a child tries out for a sporting team, and they think they are better than someone else, they think they are good. Right? What else matters? The nature of confronting reality The same is true when it comes to... Continue Reading →
Church Planting Or Growth of Existing churches?
Is this blog anti church planting? By no means! In what is often regarded as the landmark paper on Church Planting, Tim Keller says that “if we want to reach our city, should we try to renew older congregations to make them more evangelistic, or should we plant lots of new churches? That question is... Continue Reading →
Theological Foundations
It is impossible to develop ministry practice and strategy apart from one's theological foundation. The two will be necessarily intertwined.
This Blog – Reaching the Nations for Jesus
Go, therefore, and make disciples of all nations, baptising them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, teaching them to observe everything I have commanded you (Matthew 28:19-20)
The Start of the Journey
The Journey So Far It was just over a year ago that I completed the Doctor of Ministry (DMin) course at Trinity Evangelical Divinity School (TEDs). It was a journey that I began in 2011. I remember when I began, I didn't really think that I'd complete the thesis. However, as time went on,... Continue Reading →
