Since its first release in 1982 Saints Alive!, produced in association with ReSource (previously known as the Anglican Renewal Movement), has been completed by around 350,000 participants with countless testimonies of people finding faith..

Sensible Shoes is an unusual novel, blending a fictional story with nonfiction teaching elements. Some readers view it only as a story of four characters on a journey. Others say yes to a deeper level of reading, embracing the opportunity to take...

Sharon Garlough Brown's novel Shades of Light is an exploration of depression, anxiety, caregiving, and the healing journey. In particular, it offers windows into the power of art as a spiritual practice. This six-week study guide is an...

A six-part Bible study from Song of Solomon written by a world expert on the book. Kamina recently completed her PhD on Song of Solomon and has a great ability to distil that academic knowledge into a study that will help everyone who uses it to unde

Life as a Christian is meant to be an adventure - a non-stop journey of discovery. There is the Father's intoxicating love for us, and the Son through whom we receive our salvation is always central to...

Prayer can take us on a journey, engaging us not just in the words of our heavenly father, but also taking us into his presence. As we develop our conversation and communication with God we can discover just how much he loves us and who he has create

The official workbook for Spring Harvest 2021, Worshipping invites readers to rethink worship as more than singing songs, and instead as a way of life. When you hear the word 'worship', what first springs to mind? For many of us...

5 sessions of material for group study including leader's notes. Those who delve into Malachi discover a fascinating dialogue between Yahweh and Israel. As a nation, Israel faced many challenges, and apathy and disillusionment...

Seven accessible and flexible Bible studies in 2 Corinthians by Gary Millar. Welcome to messy church. Really messy church. Corinth was the ancient world’s equivalent of a modern, thriving, multicultural city. And when Paul preached the gospel...

Christians know how to make noise. It's in our DNA. Whether it's trumpets at Jericho, cymbals in the Psalms, or worship bands with huge PAs. We can mobilise huge numbers of people to march to make poverty history, send emails about climate change...