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The gospel is good news before it is good advice. It tells us who Jesus is, what he has done, and what that means for our lives and our world.

THEOLOGY & SCRIPTURE

Go Deeper Into Scripture

Explore curated collections of biblical studies and theological arguments, organised to help you examine Scripture and engage with some of Christianity’s most debated questions.

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Beyond The Pale

What happens when you find yourself beyond the pale? A personal story of fellowship, faith and discovering that God still provides outside the walls.

Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow

Yesterday's regrets can become tomorrow's wisdom. A personal reflection on mistakes, grace and four lessons learned, and why we needn't be defined by our past.

Will Progressive Christianity Destroy The Church?

Is progressive Christianity a threat to the church? A response to claims that Jesus was racist, and why the gospel must be tested by Scripture, not experience.

John Writes A Letter

Loving God includes loving people. A look at John's letter on love, hate and grace, and why how we treat one another shows whether grace has touched our hearts.

The Faith | Works ‘Conundrum’

Do faith and works contradict? See how Paul and James agree: we're saved by grace through faith alone, and good works are the evidence that faith is real.

Leaving

Leaving the religious community you grew up in rarely comes down to one thing. A personal story of questions, head coverings, excommunication and grace.

Jesus, The Hope Of The World

Why did Jesus need to be both human and divine? Discover how the Word-Made-Flesh, born of Mary, became the hope of the world and our only way home to God.

Come Walk With Me

A gentle, reflective invitation to rest in God's presence, lay down heavy burdens and remember the grace that is sufficient for you.
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The Headship Bait-And-Switch

Does biblical headship give husbands authority? A close look at Ephesians 5 and the word kephalē shows Paul calling husbands to sacrificial love, not rule.

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