Led by Pete Phillips, CODEC has a piece in the latest Resourcing Mission Bulletin: Digital Communication, The Church and Mission (PDF). Other posts of interest: Digital Evangelism from a Mission Perspective…

I think maybe I’m cheating a bit this month.  BigBible is looking at Joshua, as you’re probably aware.  And the Spiritual Discipline we’ll be looking at was inspired by Joshua. …

A fascinating piece online, tweeted as part of #medialit13 (HT @rdweseman) It seems not a month goes by without a social media brouhaha involving a high-profile Christian leader. Such was…

The other week we had our event with Steve Fogg, Communications Pastor from Crossway Church in Melbourne: [View the story "#FoggChats" on Storify] Other posts of interest: #BigRead12 Week 4…

As advertised: MediaLit offers an opportunity for first class training and resources in media for ministry for those engaged in formal pre-ordination training, those already engaged in local or national…

In July 2012, Ripon Cathedral discovered that it had a Twitter account which had been registered but which had never uttered a single Tweet.  Despite this, it had 150 followers….

Do you know that feeling of hitting rock bottom? In this post by Ernie Feasey he describes how, at a time of grief, when he was at a very low ebb,…

When thinking about the book of Joshua and digital discipleship I was sort of stumped as to how the two relate. In general, I amazed at the wonderful connections that…

If I complete my doctoral program within the anticipated time frame, I will have spent over 7 years in full-time postgraduate work in Biblical Studies. Every now and then, friends…

When the entire nation had finished crossing over the Jordan, the Lord said to Joshua: 2 ‘Select twelve men from the people, one from each tribe, 3 and command them, “Take twelve stones from here out…

This is a presentation originally published by the Evangelical Alliance on how we understand the culture of the online world – just as in the same way we might seek to…

Picture [1] I’m not steeped in the old testament, or a bible student or a theologian.  I approach the various books with trepidation.  I know that they hold the key…

I have a confession to make. I didn’t read all through Joshua in preparation for this month’s blog post. I’d intended to, but the best laid plans of mice and…

The BBC have released a new documentary presented by Melvyn Bragg on one of the most influential men in English history – William Tyndale. Here are some clips that give…

Does every church need an advocate or two? Down the years, many churches have appointed someone to be a resource person and advocate for world missions. Now here’s a free…

The Book of Joshua is a mythical-history that tells how Israel came to possess its land. Its message is  that God rewarded Israel’s faithfulness and that Israel should never stray…

If you grew up in a Christian environment there’s a good chance you can finish the sentence “As for me and my house..” – particularly if your growing up included…

‘Now we see through a glass darkly’, as St Paul famously said. I would like to look at it in another way for a moment, which I think amplifies rather…

Slave owners in America forced them to follow the Christian faith, believing it would make them meeker and more amenable to accept their captivity. But they heard echoes of their…

What’s all this about battles and wars?! Today’s post is not one that I am comfortable writing, but having no other inspiration, I feel compelled to go with it. Last…