Servanthood is something to which all believers are called, not just those in full-time ministry, and so understanding what servanthood mea...

Our culture is changing, and the church seems to be under increasing pressure. But these dangers are not new, and God's word shows us how to meet them head on....

In an original and exciting theological move, senior authority on fresh expressions of Church and church planting, Canon Dr George Lings, suggests that we look at Church differently. Based on extensive research, Lings argues that the Church has a calling and the capacity to reproduce which is inherent in what Church is, rather than as its function. The Church reproduces, albeit nonidentically, because it is the Church; that’s how it fulfils its mission. This seminal and inspiring work will inform and re-energise Church leaders for the task in hand in this generation and beyond...

The virtual church is here, and it's poised for explosive growth as a generation comfortable with virtual worlds cultivates faith communiti...

The simple revolution is here. From the design of Apple products to Google's uncluttered homepage, simple ideas are chan...

Our world needs the Church, like never before, to be full of hope. But the Church is not always what it could be. Perhaps we need a declutter. A clear-out. A detox. We all collect excess stuff - books, clothes, cars, gadgets... thoughts, habits...

99 TOPICS CHURCH LEADERS NEED TO KNOW! Some say it's the little things that matter the most...but the little details are often what pastor...

It’s time. Time to awake, time to arise, time to move. This isn’t yet another book calling the Church to arise using unrealistic, triumphalist language. Neither is it a critique of everything that is wrong with today’s Church. Rather, it’s an...

In this seminal work, Sweet shares how three strands form the church: missional, relational, and incarnational. He calls for the re-union o...

In five sections and thirty-nine chapters, Sinclair B Ferguson writes on pastor-teachers whose life and work have left an indelible mark on his own life, and then leads us in a series of chapters on the teaching of John Calvin, John Owen and the seventeenth century Puritans. This is followed by studies of Scripture, the ministry of the Spirit, the nature of Biblical Theology, the work of Christ, adoption, the nature of the Christian life and other important doctrines. The final section discusses various aspects of preaching, including preaching Christ from the Old Testament, the importance of theology, reaching the heart, and concludes with a decalogue for preachers. All this, as the epilogue makes clear, is set within the context and goal of doxology...