Here Paul tells us what not to become: “don’t become partners with them.” Don’t become partners with whom? With the “children of disobedience”. With the world under God’s “wrath”. These are hard words, and a serious warning. But we need to hear it.
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What do you want to become? (Ephesians 5:5–7)
Moore, the African Church and Theological Education
Our Head of Mission, Simon Gillham, chats with Archbishop Ben Kwashi about Moore College’s mutually beneficial partnership with the Church in Africa. Hear the challenge from the Archbishop about holistic theological education.
Moore, Theological Education & the Global Church
After the GAFCON event at Moore, Simon Gillham spoke with Archbishop Ben Kwashi about the significance of theological education for the global church, and Moore College’s place in providing quality education. Hear what Archbishop Kwashi had to say.
Moore, GAFCON & Theological Education
Earlier this year, our Head of Mission Simon Gillham spoke with Archbishop Foley Beach about Moore’s relationship with the GAFCON movement and the spread of theological education around the globe.
Changes
If there is any group of people on the planet who should be enthusiastic about change and transformation it ought to be Christians. At the heart of the Christian message is the change brought about by the saving work of the Lord Jesus Christ. God has done all that was necessary to transfer his people from the dominion of darkness into the kingdom of his beloved Son. That’s change on a massive scale.
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Faithfulness or fruitfulness: when your ministry isn’t a success
“I just don’t want us to be in a ministry that doesn’t grow, or goes backwards,” she confessed. “What, then, would be the point of all this sacrifice and preparation?”. There were many nods of agreement around the room.
Perhaps you know this feeling too. Maybe you’ve been involved in planning an evangelistic event at church, and hardly anyone shows up. Perhaps you’ve slaved away leading a Bible study, but it seems most other members find an excuse not to be there every second week.
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