In the schemes of Scotland, and in many poor communities across the world, we face an overwhelming task that is unfinished. And that is to reach the poor with the Word of God, in order that we might rejoice with the poor by singing the Word.
In the schemes of Scotland, and in many poor communities across the world, we face an overwhelming task that is unfinished. And that is to reach the poor with the Word of God, in order that we might rejoice with the poor by singing the Word.
Mez McConnell talks with Andy Constable about the devastating unemployment rates in the schemes, outlining what we at 20schemes hope to do about it.
In the schemes of Scotland, and in many poor communities across the world, we face an overwhelming task that is unfinished. And that is to reach the poor with the Word of God, in order that we might rejoice with the poor by singing the Word.
What have old fashioned stereotypes like that got to do with planting churches and making disciples of Jesus? Perhaps more than you might think.
Hope is vital. As Martin Luther said: “Everything that is done in this world is done by hope.”
If we treasured our relationship with God and really lived like He was our number one, what would that look like?
Biblical leaders follow Jesus and help others to follow Him.
How can God’s control be compatible with 2020?
If you live in a scheme—or a poor community in another part of the world—you’ve probably had to think through this issue.
At 20schemes Music, we have endeavoured to continue writing and recording songs, that Christ might still be exalted through song and that God’s people in the schemes might be encouraged and spurred on.
Healthy relationships in the local church are the best context for challenging sin.
Mez McConnell talks with Andy Constable about the devastating unemployment rates in the schemes, outlining what we at 20schemes hope to do about it.