Living wisely—learning and preaching in the book of Proverbs – Part 1
Living Uncomfortably – Why the idol of comfort is a danger to the mission of the church – Part 2
Living Uncomfortably – Why the idol of comfort is a danger to the mission of the church – Part 1
Living a Holy Life—without which we will not see God

God describes himself as holy. He calls us to be holy in all we do, and we’re warned, that without holiness we will not see God. So, what does it mean to be holy, and how does that look in life? How do we progress in holiness and does this require our effort, or is … Read more …
Living as a church in the minority – learning from the church in Asia

The church in Asia is growing and is doing so while surrounded by powerful alternative worldviews, both religious and secular. Our focus today is on what the Western church can learn from their experience. We will look at both the particular and the general. We will explore what we can learn from the wholehearted devotion … Read more …
Living under the Sovereignty of God

Knowing a God whose hands are well and truly on the steering wheel should bring great comfort to believers. But often it just leaves us scratching our heads in confusion. Why then do bad things happen? Where does that leave ‘free will’? What’s the point of praying if God already knows what he’s going to … Read more …
Living Uncomfortably—Why the idol of comfort is a danger to the mission of the church

Historically, working-class people and weekly wage-earners formed the core membership of many evangelical churches. However, today you will struggle to find many builders and plumbers in our congregations or find a thriving church in a deprived community local to you. How have we come to a point where large sections of society are almost invisible … Read more …
Living wisely—learning and preaching in the book of Proverbs

How can we read, understand and preach the book of Proverbs as distinctly Christian scripture? In this seminar we’ll be encouraged to see how Proverbs seeks to shape our character, sharpen our intellect, hone our desires, form our feelings, and construct our worldview in accord with Christian wisdom and kingdom ethics. Chris Ansberry serves as … Read more …