How can the church thrive? Only when the gospel is at the center, when it is of first importance (1 Cor 15). J.D. Greear encourages believers to be saturated with the gospel, to marvel at the work of Christ and not let anything replace the gospel in our lives.
Making disciples is a charge for all with its inherent challenges and joys. Deepak highlights 4 dangers to the discipler and 3 challenges to the one being discipled. Yet, discipling brings with it such joy!
In eight short videos, three elders with diverse background and culture reflect on how they came together to plant a new church from the ground up in Kuala Lumpur.
Think of the Bible as One Whole Story. In this video series we see an overview of the Gospel with the theme of Kingdom developing chronologically and moving through the passages from the Old Testament to the New.
These 4 short videos are based on the first 6 chapters “Shaped by the Gospel” retold by the speaker in an easy-to-understand and apply way.
This video series draws together the theme of the kingdom and the cross, highlighting the importance of appreciating the multi-dimensional accomplishments of the cross. See how recognising Scripture as one narrative that culminates in Christ the King can help believers consider how to live faithfully in the already and not yet of God’s kingdom.
This video series delves into the today’s prevailing notions of self-creation and expressive individualism. In contrast, Brian Rosner introduces a thought-provoking paradox: the pursuit of a true and lasting sense of self often involves relinquishing self-assertion and embracing a new, God-given identity.
Why should the church pray together and how can we do it? This video series will help you appreciate the beauty of communal prayer and reignite your passion for prayer.
Scriptures exhorts believers to bear each other’s burden and to care for one another. The Lord is pleased to “use ordinary people, through seemingly ordinary acts of love, to be the prime contributors to the maturing of his people.” See how you can be a part of the caring ministry with advice from Lois Kehlenbrink and Edward Welch.
Most people would already have heard of the gospel. But what does fluency in the gospel mean? How does being fluent in the gospel affect the way we see things or relate to situations and people around us? Why is this important and how might we grow in our fluency of the gospel?