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5 Daily Devotionals That Will Grow Your Faith

Lindsey Powell | 19 Dec 2024

Whether you’re just beginning your walk with God or you’ve been following him for a long time, it’s important to remain grounded in his word. As the new year approaches, full of challenges and resolutions, maintaining that close relationship is essential. So, for both the new believer and the seasoned Christian, we have compiled a list of devotionals that will grow your faith.... continue reading

What’s Your Quiet Time Personality?

Rachel Jones | 17 Dec 2024

We all want to spend regular time reading the Bible, but for some of us the relationship is… complicated. Take our quiz to find out your quiet time personality!... continue reading

Our Favourite Reads of 2024

Emily Robertson | 26 Nov 2024

Reading is one of life’s many pleasures. It transports us to places and times, and into the lives of people and cultures that we would never experience were it not for the talent and imagination of the writers we enjoy so much.... continue reading

5 Ways to Be Sincerely Kind To Someone You Disagree With

Gavin Ortlund | 22 Nov 2024

Kindness in dialogue is powerful, especially when we are speaking with someone we disagree with.

Kindness opens up not only relational doors but intellectual doors. In other words, it helps us not only to like each other more but to understand each other better.... continue reading

Love Your Church for Kids

Katy Morgan | 14 Nov 2024

In one church in McCaysville, Georgia, USA, children’s ministry director Sally Morris decided to work on producing a kids’ curriculum to go alongside Love Your Church by Tony Merida. It meant that the children and young people in her church could follow the same teaching plan as the adults, so that the whole church learned together. After completing the curriculum in her own context, Sally sent us what she’d written, asking if it could be offered to other churches.... continue reading

How Can Jesus be Truly Present with His People Now?

Tim Chester | 25 Oct 2024

When a man named Levi met Jesus, the first thing Levi did was hold a party for Jesus in his home. You can read about it in Luke 5:27-32. What makes this all the more remarkable is that Levi and his friends were tax collectors—social outcasts at the time. They were Jews who collected money for the occupying Roman state. So Levi was a collaborator. A traitor to his people. An enemy of God. And now—a friend of Jesus?!... continue reading

The Christmas Promise: Celebrating 100k Books Sold

The Good Book Company | 15 Oct 2024

We are delighted to announce that The Christmas Promise Storybook, written by Alison Mitchell and illustrated by Catalina Echeverri, has surpassed 100,000 units in print sales (The Good Book Company, November 2014).... continue reading

Christmas Isn't Just a New Testament Celebration

Alistair Begg | 9 Oct 2024

I love the Advent season. I love its sense of anticipation, and I love the way it takes me back to Christmases as a child—the singing, the church, the gifts. I love the preparations, too.... continue reading

A Simple Plan for Celebrating Christmas 2024 as a Church

Emily Robertson | 3 Oct 2024

We realise that Christmas can be an extremely busy time of year for church staff. To make things simpler for you, we've put together a plan that will help you coordinate your church's celebration of Christmas.... continue reading

Help to Walk Alongside Those Grieving the Loss of a Child

Emily Robertson | 1 Oct 2024

In the hardest of circumstances, it can be difficult to know how to come alongside those who are grieving a miscarriage or the loss of an older child. Every situation is different, but our Lord Jesus is the same  - and he has a special, tender nearness to the broken-hearted. So how do we share that compassion in ways that are helpful to those that are hurting the most? ... continue reading

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