Why Do We Love Origin Stories?

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By: God in 60 Seconds

Many popular movies are about the origin of certain characters or situations – how they came to be – Batman Begins, X-men origins, Star Wars – the Phantom Menace. Read more

What Shall We Do About Our Coffee Snobbery?

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By: Sam Chan

What is “sin”? Jesus might explain this way – “You know how if you drink a single origin espresso you look down on the person drinking the instant coffee? Well … that’s sin.” Read more

The Reason to Rejoice

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By: Dr Eliezer Gonzalez

We all like a good celebration – a reason to rejoice – especially when it is something to do with us that is being celebrated! Read more

Why We Must Remember our Christian History

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By: Stephen McAlpine

My father died of Lewy Body Dementia, a particularly cruel sub-genre of a particularly cruel disease. ‘LBD’ not only shuts down your brain, but shuts down your body. Read more

Hey Christian, Don’t ‘Quiet Quit’ Your Faith

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By: Stephen McAlpine

Hey Christian, are you in danger of quiet quitting your faith?  You know what quiet quitting is, don’t you? Read more

Does Church Matter?

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By: Brian Harris

I’ve just finished teaching a week long intensive called “Denominational Distinctives.” Read more

Life On Mission is About Three Simple Things

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By: yesHEis

History has been filled with famous preachers and evangelists who have shared Jesus with millions of people around the world. Billy Graham held huge rallies with an ocean of people in attendance and thousands of people choosing Jesus. Read more

John and Amy’s Kitchen Table – And What it Says About Worship

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By: Stephen McAlpine

It was one of those serendipitous moments. There, advertised on the Facebook page of a friend from my old days at Fremantle Assemblies of God church in the mid 1980s, was the kitchen table and chair set we had been looking for. Read more

Why We Need to Get Serious About Having Fun

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By: City Bible Forum

“What do you do for fun?” Simple question, right? Not too difficult to answer. Or so I thought. Read more