Archbishop Glenn Davies has spoken of the challenges to Christian faith within the Anglican Church in his final Presidential Address to the 2019 Synod of the Diocese of Sydney.
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Guarding the faith in a changing world
The test that matters (Ephesians 5:10)
The problem with all of this is that we end up valuing the things that we can easily measure. But what we should do is to start the other way around. We should first work out what matters, and then test our Christian lives against what matters. But that’s the challenge. What does matter? What are the standards we should test our Christian lives by?
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Interview on evangelism at the Anglicare villages – ACR team
Leigh and Kim Windsor on their experience of evangelism and ministry in the ARV (Anglicare Villages) at Castle Hill.
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A gospel heart for Japan
My name is Stuart Sharry and I am married to Yukiho. In January 2019, we moved from Japan to Sydney, so I could pursue the Bachelor of Divinity at Moore Theological College. We have been sent by our home church in Japan – Grace City Church, Tokyo – with the view of returning to do university ministry in Japan.
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Children of light (Ephesians 5:8–9)
This is the world we live in. It’s a world where money and sex, sex and money, rule the day. And yet, at the very same time, it’s a world full of righteous moral outrage against injustice and exploitation. Crazily, so often the ones doing the exploiting are the loudest in their denunciations. The truth or logic or consistency of what’s being said doesn’t matter.
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The opened eyes of Wilberforce – David Ould
Christians today face another social tragedy of even greater devastation than the slave trade. The vexed question of abortion has long been with us but now has renewed impetus with the recent legislation put before the NSW Parliament. While our social context today is vastly different, the fundamental issue remains the same: the humanity of unborn children and their barbaric treatment.
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