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Phil Campbell The staggering sequence of deceptions play a key structural part in the narrative, culminating in Joseph’s statement that,

Luke Tattersall If you want to understand the world we live in, if you want to understand what humanity is

Phil Campbell Have you thought about teaching Galatians to your church lately? PHIL CAMPBELL provides some interesting illustrations and talk

Craig Tucker Ecclesiastes is a book with a strategy – and that’s probably its most unique and interesting aspect. The

Luke Tattersall It’s not easy to keep trusting God in a hostile world. The book of Daniel is full of

Grant Thorp Much of modern Christianity focuses the spotlight everywhere but on Christ: the Toronto Blessing, psychology, family life, personal

Phil Campbell It’s often said that we need to take care not to confuse the ‘descriptive’ with the ‘prescriptive’ in

Steve Cree A topical series on the specific challenges of godliness. Of course, all these challenges surface from time to

Craig Tucker Paul’s second letter to Timothy is full of bad news. Paul drops two bombshells on Timothy, who is

Luke Tattersall There are a few books in both the Old and the New Testament that get overlooked when it

Bryson Smith The Appalachian Trail is the longest continuous walking trail in the world. It stretches for over 3,500 kms

Craig Tucker These days not just corporations but individuals are encouraged to develop personal mission statements. Your personal trainer will

Grant Thorp When I was a kid I remember getting terrible pains in my legs. When I went to Mum

Craig Tucker The Old Testament books of 1 and 2 Samuel are best understood together. The story moves from Israel

Phil Campbell Sometimes, the Old Testament books that look the hardest can really be the easiest – at least when

Bryson Smith Life is full of fakes. Fake money, fake designer clothes, fake addresses, fake names. 1 John is all

Bryson Smith Life is full of things we have love-hate relationships with. Things that give us a lot of joy

Craig Tucker They’ve nearly finished the new McDonalds just across the road from my back door. And I can hardly