Blogs & Articles
Our blogs focus on the role of Christianity in both Aotearoa New Zealand and globally.
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Sharing the Gospel in today’s outdoor marketplaces
Dr Robert Siakimotu writes about Sharing the Gospel in today’s outdoor marketplaces.
Sharing the Good News of Jesus in today’s New Zealand
(Rev Dr) Stuart Lange writes about Sharing the Good News of Jesus in today’s New Zealand.
Christians, Matariki, and the First Commandment
(Drs) Malcolm Falloon, Stuart Lange, and Jay Mātenga share about Christians, Matariki, and the First Commandment.
Royal Commission of Inquiry Abuse in Care
Alan Vink shares about The Royal Commission of Inquiry Abuse in Care
Praying in the Spirit
Rev Dr Malcolm Falloon shares on Praying in the Spirit.
Gaza situation and how Christians can pray
Dr Stuart Lange shares on what Christians can make of the Gaza situation and suggests what they should pray for
A further characteristic of a spiritually healthy church
Pastor Brent Douglas shares on a further characteristic of a spiritually healthy church
Lest we forget…to give thanks to God
Dr Malcolm Falloon shares an ANZAC Day message
Christianity and DIY doctrine
Dr Stuart Lange shares on Christian faith and DIY doctrine
Some Christian reflections on Gloriavale
Dr Stuart Lange shares a Christian perspective on the TV series Escaping Utopia.
Why Christians Still Believe in the Resurrection of Jesus Christ
Rev Dr Malcolm Falloon shares on why Christians still believe in the resurrection of Jesus Christ
Some marks of a spiritually healthy church
Dr Stuart Lange shares about some marks of a spiritually healthy church
We strive to post articles that are either written by kiwis or are framed to our local and cultural context, and are faithful to biblical Christianity.