I am writing this article in Jerusalem, where I am with a Moore College tour group. One of the notable features about Israel is the strong identity people have regarding their faith, or at least their ‘nominal’ faith. They are either Jewish (even if 65% of these are ‘non-religious’), Christian or Muslim, with a few Druze as well. This identity comes from the family and community rather than being an individual choice. Read more…

Mark Thompson has blogged helpfully in recent weeks on advanced biblical theology and the trinity, where Mark ponders the differences between patristic trinitiarianism and modern trinitarian thought. Mark wrote, “Books have been written on this subject, but perhaps it might be helpful to record some summary observations”. This is a helpful discussion of contemporary trinitarian thinking and a look at past thinking. A taste from Mark’s blog “…I am not suggesting for a moment that modern trinitarian thinking is all chaff and real value can only be found in the writing of the church fathers…”. Visit Mark Thompson’s blog: http://markdthompson.blogspot.com/

On Friday 17 February John Woodhouse continued in his sermon series on 1 Timothy at Moore College Chapel. Listen Here»

Did you know over 700 of Dr John Woodhouse’s talks and sermons are available for downloading or listening?  Click here and use the search tools to navigate through the various resources available.

Moore College attempts to make a large amount of audio available free as a resource to the Christian community at the the Moore Institutional Repository (Myrrh) portal. We are pleased that the The Moore College Sermons and Talks collection is now available for everyone to listen to. The collection features over 3000 mp3s of talks given at Moore College from the last 30 years! We hope you will enjoy.

By John Woodhouse

Prayer is both a privilege and a responsibility. It is a gift to be received with thanks, and it is a task to be done faithfully. Read More»

By Jane Tooher

 “…at every stage of our Christian development, and in every sphere of our Christian discipleship, pride is our greatest enemy and humility our greatest friend.” (Stott, 119). Jane Tooher suggests eight practical ways we can be more humble.  Read More»

‘Finding our best humanity in Jesus Christ’ is the key theme of Andrew Cameron’s new book, ‘Joined-up life’.  Here he explores ethics as springing from Jesus and shows how identifying with Jesus brings order and clarity to human life. 

Read Michael Jensen’s review on the Sydney Anglicans website http://www.sydneyanglicans.net/life/culture/how_to_live. 

Copies available through MooreBooks http://www.moorebooks.com.au/?page=shop/flypage&wt=0.75&product_id=9047651&CLSN_1518=13031373971518d7fc4292a856f482ec.

Do you think Moore College is ‘dry’, focusing only on ‘head knowledge’? Moore College Dean of Women, Tara Thornley, told Sydney Anglicans her views ahead of Moore College Sunday 2010. See the story:  http://www.sydneyanglicans.net/news/stories/students_to_shatter_stereotype/.

Also, check out the details for Moore College Sunday 2012:  http://moore.edu.au/moore-college-sunday/

French theologian Henri Blocher on Original Sin – Moore College Annual Lectures 1995.

Henri Blocher on Original Sin