Church Leader

Mike Reeves teaches worship leaders and pastors on the importance of preparing people to live, suffer, and die in the love of Christ. 

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. 

John Hindley speaks honestly about failure in ministry and the Christian life, and shows how turning to Christ is the only way to avoid both pride and despair. 

Simon Ponsonby introduces us to the Apostle Paul, considering his new name, his duty, his call, and his purpose. 

Andrew Wilson talks about disagreeing over doctrine. Why debate theology with other Christians? Isn't it divisive and unhelpful? 

Martin Ayers gives advice, food for thought, and suggested further reading for helping those struggling with doubt. 

Mike Reeves introduces us to the puritan pastor, Richard Sibbes. 

Dan Hames quizzes Mike Reeves about 'Why the Reformation Still Matters', his book co-authored with Tim Chester. 

Bob Letham shows how studying theology and the Bible are an inescapable part of being a Christian, necessary for leaders, and vital for the whole church. 

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