Moore College

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The value of theological education in community

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“…[theological] formation mattered in providing a frame of reference from which we would love, serve and cherish God’s people.” Read about learning in community at Moore College in the September 2019 issue of Eternity.
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The Victory of the Cross

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By the end of this sermon I want to convince you that your cross is too small. The reason I think your cross is probably too small is that I’ve been convicted that my cross is too small–and I suspect it’s probably true for you too. I don’t mean literally. I’m not saying you’ve got the wrong size jewellery on. No, what I mean is this: Our view of the power and significance of Jesus Christ’s death on the cross is generally too small.
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The gospel for criminals

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I owe a huge debt to prison chaplains. My whole nation does. Richard Johnson and Samuel Marsden were foundational figures in the history of Australia. Johnson came out on the First Fleet in 1788, and Marsden followed him. They were evangelical ministers, and they were prison chaplains. That’s because the whole colony of New South Wales was a prison. Apart from the original owners of the land which became known as New South Wales, everyone was involved in the correctional system in some way: either as a customer, or as a service provider.
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The seduction of worldly wisdom – Ainsley Poulos

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Watching people who don’t have a clue might make for good TV, but it doesn’t make for a successful life. That’s why having worldly wisdom matters – it stops us making stupid decisions. It’s helpful and necessary. However worldly wisdom has its limitations. It can’t work out what really matters, or what’s best.
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