Church

Michael Reeves consider the way the Reformation has influenced and changed the way the Church understands the task of preaching. 

Mark Stirling looks at Jesus' teaching to his disciples about power. 

This letter, part of the collection of writings known as the Apostolic Fathers, is an insight into one early Christian bishop's view of martyrdom.  

Emma Scrivener chats to Dan Hames about her book, 'A New Day', considering mental health, the Church, and the gospel. 

Pause, pray, reflect, repent. When I am old I want that twinkle in my eye and tenderness toward my wife that charactises the best of marriages. I want the same in my relationship with Christ. Don’t you?

Nathan Fellingham and Simon Brading explore the place of music in the life of the church. They also consider theology and songwriting, and practical issues for leading music. From our UST Ministry Summer School 2020. 

Emma Scrivener explores how a local church can be a healing and healthy place for those who struggle – which is everybody present. 

William M. Schweitzer guides us through key elements of Jonathan Edwards' theology and shows how the the idea of divine harmony characterises his work at all times. 

Helen Thorne helps us understand how we can care for one another and explores pastoral care structures, evangelism and issues including domestic abuse. From our UST Ministry Summer School 2020.