Pastoral

Dan Hames asks Tony Reinke how John Newton might encourage and challenge us, centuries after his death. 

God’s sovereign, undeserved grace makes your story special and anything but ordinary.

C. H. Spurgeon's last sermon at the Metropolitan Tabernacle, 'The Statute of David for the Sharing of the Spoil'. Preached on June 7th, 1891, it is a moving call to trust in Jesus. 

Timothy Edwards challenges and enriches our Bible reading by giving us a sample of early Church exegesis. 

Ron Frost shows that being gripped by God is to embrace the radically upside-down nature of the gospel. 

Peter Mead explains how a biblical understanding of Jesus' humanity affects the way we do evangelism and outline the gospel. 

Mark Stirling looks at the nature of authority in Christian leadership and challenges us to think about how easily it can be twisted. 

Michael Reeves explores what it means to be evangelical, considering the proposals from Bebbington, Packer, and Stott. 

Paul Mallard helps us think through how to pastor people who are suffering. From our UST Ministry Summer School 2020. 

Ian Shaw considers why the Reformers are not known for their missionary activity, and asks how their approach can shape our ministry today.