The world can try and define womanhood however it wants. What matters is what God says.
The world can try and define womanhood however it wants. What matters is what God says.
Mez McConnell talks with Andy Constable, Graham Thompson, and Ian Williamson about the difficult topic of abuse and forgiveness.
If we’re going to tell someone that Jesus loves them, we should be able to explain why and how.
As we set out to establish a women’s ministry, I had many questions and few answers.
‘No refuge, no safety in self could I see—Jehovah Tsidkenu my Saviour must be.’
Ministry in hard places is costly. Jesus is worth it.
As the trend of church planting has grown exponentially in recent years, I fear that something more sinister has grown alongside it.
Too many of us are weighed down with, and exhausted by, the torrent of emotion raging within.
Some people scoff at the authority of the Bible. Think twice before you do.
People often tell us that the culture clash between middle- and working-class people doesn’t exist. Evidence shows otherwise.
Team dynamics are always a battleground in Christian ministry.
“Fear of man is such a part of our human fabric that we should check for a pulse if someone denies it.”