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Our Recommended Reads for Lent

Avery Powers | Feb. 2, 2023

Very little can compare to time spent reflecting on the life, death, and resurrection of our Savior. That’s what has made Lent so special to believers all over the world since its formation in the fourth century. Starting February 22, we encourage you to join your brothers and sisters in Christ in a joyful meditation on the life of Jesus!... continue reading

What Are You Seeking?

Adam Ramsey | Jan. 24, 2023

Two disciples decide to trail Jesus as he leaves the Jordan River: the first is Andrew (the brother of Peter), while the second is generally speculated to be John (the author of this narrative). On the surface, it seems relatively straightforward. Andrew and John hear John the Baptiser proclaim, “Behold the Lamb of God!” and begin following Jesus as he makes his way back into town. Jesus, likely hearing footsteps trailing him, turns and asks what they want.... continue reading

Thoughts on the New Love Your Church Series

J.A. Medders | Jan. 20, 2023

The rough and tumble of the last few years have revealed a message Christians cannot hear enough—“Love your church.”

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Christian Living

Your Church Culture Matters

Barnabas Piper | Jan. 19, 2023

There was a time not so many years ago when I was weary and jaded toward church, but even then, I could have given you a lengthy checklist of what a healthy church should look like.... continue reading

Lessons about Hospitality from the Early Church

Jen Oshman | Jan. 17, 2023

2,000 years after the church began, in the increasingly post-Christian West, it’s tempting to wonder if secular voices are right when they claim that Christian churches are passé, on the wrong side of history, or even downright damaging.... continue reading

Small Group Bible Study Leader, We’ve Got You Covered

Avery Powers | Jan. 13, 2023

If you lead or are a member of a Bible study group, you'll be familiar with some common difficulties. How do you explain difficult words and concepts? How do you lead a group towards the same objective? What are the best questions to ask? And crucially, how do you arrive at suitable applications from the passage for yourselves in good time to really think through what God's word is calling you to? ... continue reading

An Intro to Our New Grace-Based Discipleship Resource

Tim Chester | Jan. 12, 2023

While teaching Crosslands students a course on discipleship, I couldn’t find a resource that allowed the students to apply the principles they were learning on the ground - something that was a gospel-centred which they could use with new believers or weary Christians. So I had a go at writing a workbook that would fit the bill! The result was Life With Jesus. ... continue reading

Finding Happiness

Alistair Begg | Jan. 10, 2023

Genuine happiness is to be found in following the pathway of obedience.

This is not the way the world sees it. In 21st-century Western culture, personal happiness and obedience to an authority are held to be mutually incompatible. But the Bible is clear: it is by obeying that we find ourselves “blessed.”... continue reading

4 Old Promises to Start the New Year

Tim Chester | Jan. 6, 2023

The famous Puritan writer, Thomas Watson, reminds us of some of God’s promises that will encourage our hearts as we start the new year. ... continue reading

Our Top 9(ish) Bestsellers of 2022

Avery Powers | Dec. 29, 2022

Can you believe it’s almost 2023? We certainly can’t. Whether you spent 2022 reading The Big Wide Welcome with your Sunday School class, studying a God’s Word For You with a friend, or walking through a Hope Explored course at your church, we want to say thank you for partnering with us to dig deeper into God’s Word this year.

But before we head into the new year, here’s a  little celebration of this year’s bestsellers!... continue reading

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