Pastoral

Steffen Jenkins considers a distinctively evangelical approach to training for ministry and theological study.  

Natalie Brand, Ros Clarke and Sarah Allen discuss why women should study theology, how it can help you grow and equip you to serve your local church, and answer practical questions on how to fit it around your everyday life. 

Steffen Jenkins looks at the transformation in understanding the Bible that the Reformation brought. 

Dr. R. Albert Mohler, Jr. sets out a vision for biblical preaching at the heart of the Church's worship. 

Tony Reinke describes John Newton's methods of pastoral care, and opens up his heart to serve those in his care. 

Kelly Kapic explores the themes of suffering and justice in the context of studying theology, challenging us to make God's concerns our own. 

Irenaeus of Lyon shows how the gospel is preached through the whole Bible. 

John Hindley shows us a vision of serving Jesus which enthuses and inspires us, rather than burden us and kill our joy. 

Mike Reeves shows how the doctrine of justification is good news for struggling Christians in the last of four talks at Word Alive 2010. 

Dan Hames asks Andrew Wilson where to start when we want to understand the Bible.