Charles Brammall’s column What I Learned by Making Every Mistake in the Book as A Christian D.L. Moody was a 19th-century American evangelist and publisher who was connected with the Keswick Convention in the Lake District of England (a relative of… Continue Reading
Charles Brammall’s column What I Learned by Making Every Mistake in the Book as A Christian When I was being trained in ministry, I visited a lovely elderly chap who I will call Gwynn, a retired British Army colonel. His home… Continue Reading
Kel Richards, author, radio personality and more recently a Spectator columnist, has a secret identity as a tract – small gospel message leaflet –writer. The Other Cheek thinks he deserves credit, but also publicity for his excellent tracts. The Other… Continue Reading
Amy Isham writes on how her friends helped her discover Christ. Amy works at City Bible Forum as their Marketing and Content Manager, and co-hosts CBF’s Deeper Questions podcast. When I first started having conversations with Christians, I was a lapsed-Catholic-turned-New-Ager who practised… Continue Reading
Launching his book “Being Christian After Christendom” Rietveld explained that one effect of the radical change in the social landscape after the fall of Christendom – the time when Christian assumptions pervaded society – has been to make Christianity less… Continue Reading
“Freeing men and women to be who they were created to be” is how Marty Woods describes his 50 years of mentoring mostly young men, a form of ministry that has grown hundreds of disciples who make other disciples. Woods,… Continue Reading
Two ads for Jesus from the “He gets us” campaign ran in the US footy final, the SuperBowl. They are art of a campaign costing $US100m, the football slots cost a reported $US20m. Here is the first one Here’s what… Continue Reading
When Peter Chapman arrived as minister at Church in the Marketplace in bustling Bondi Junction he decided to spend time sitting outside his church. It’s busy there opposite the bus/rail interchange in the Oxford street mall. “When I arrived last year,… Continue Reading
It sounds daggy, a hopelessly old-fashioned way to witness to Jesus. But it works. Michael J. Smith sits by a sign in Martin Place in the Sydney CBD that simply says “Chaplain. We are here for you to chat, encourage… Continue Reading