🧵Hymn History: The Story of “In Christ Alone” by Keith&Kristyn Getty - Its the most beloved modern hymn of the 21st century that sparked a revival of gospel-centered hymnody, proving that deep theology can still capture the hearts of a new generation. Here’s its story🧵👇🏼

The 'be kind' brigade in Melbourne today. Remind me again why women don't want these men in our spaces? #WomenWillSpeak #SpringSt Women's Voices Australia

17 Statements that a Paedobaptist and a Credobaptist Can Both Affirm thegospelcoalition.org/blogs/justin-t…

It's impossible to overstate the value of humility in ministry.

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The loudest voices in the “tradwife vs. have-it-all” discussion are usually adults — but what about the kids? It's time to reconsider our binary mindset regarding what truly benefits our kids. I explore this in my latest for The Institute for Family Studies: ifstudies.org/blog/the-missi…

The Gospel Coalition Sandy Grant Interested to see there’s a critical review of Rigney’s The Sin of Empathy in this issue

Are you highly skilled in administration, attentive to detail, and motivated to enhance organisational processes? Moore Theological College is seeking to appoint a Quality Administrator to join our team as we work together to serve God for his glory! In this role, you will

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🧵 Hymn History: The Story of “What a Friend We Have in Jesus” One of the most beloved hymns of all time comes from the tragic life of its author who twice lost his fiancée before marriage, yet found hope in Christ. Here’s its beautiful story. 🧵👇🏼

When we use 1 Cor 7:9 as a cudgel against single Christians who struggle with lust we also harmfully weaponise it against marriage. 🔗 in next comment

The “day the Lord has made” is not just any day. It is the day that Christ the Cornerstone was raised in victory to the praise of the Father and the dismay of His rejectors. We rejoice in Christ.

Attitude for church and life from today’s psalm…

24 August 1981: the Primate, Archbishop Sir Marcus Loane KBE, at the start of General Synod, officially announces that we are now the #Anglican Church of Australia (and no longer the "Church of England in Australia") #44years 🎉🎂 Happy Birthday to us!