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Some of our members have mentioned that this article in this issue of the magazine is particularly insightful. Have you been in a situation where you needed to pass the baton, or if you're fortunate enough to have more than one preacher on rotation? https://t.co/Uf5sIAaGaz
How do you start the process? What is the very first thing you do when preparing a sermon? In this featured article, Austin Gohn shares his first step with us - would you try this approach?
P.S. This article is available for everyone! https://t.co/rFLDmR42sv
“Happiness is the level of the soul dependent on outward circumstances, whereas joy is a spiritual quality independent of outward circumstances.” – Chuck Smith
In the current issue of Preach magazine we hear from Mark Wormell who offers practical insight and guidance for preachers. You can read the article online, if you're a member, https://t.co/vqbRVdIDvC
Mark Griffiths describes research as a way of ensuring Scripture Union does not “scratch where nobody’s itching.”
For churches, leaders and communicators, the principle is simple: listen carefully before deciding what people need.
What place does ministry with children and young people hold in the life, and budget, of our churches?
Mark Griffiths of Scripture Union argues that investing early is not simply a specialist ministry. It is an opportunity. Hear the conversation on our podcast, The Word Shared.
“It’s not our business to make the message acceptable, but to make it available. We are not to see that they like it, but that they get it.” – Vance Havner
On a scale of 1 to 10, how important is the first step in your sermon preparation? In this article from the current issue of Preach magazine, Austin Gohn shares what that first step is for him and why it matters so much. https://t.co/rFLDmR42sv
This interview is from early 2025 where Phil Moore discusses his book, 'The Forgotten Manifesto of Jesus', and shares how the teachings of Jesus are transforming lives, fuelling discipleship, and inspiring revival across the global Church.
Chris Doran explores the growing impact of climate change on global migration and challenges church leaders to think biblically about hospitality, justice, and caring for those displaced from their homes. Listen to this episode on our podcast, The Word Shared.
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December preaching plans are due soon. But will you speak to everyone? For many, Christmas means grief, loneliness and quiet sorrow.
Preach good news to them too.
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This conversation encourages a balanced approach: using AI as a helpful tool while remaining rooted in careful study, critical thinking, and the richness of Scripture. Listen as Andy chats with Dr Jonas Kurlberg and Dr Zoltán Schwáb. https://t.co/ubHrsgATNT
In a world marked by fear, hurt, and cancel culture, what does true forgiveness look like? Andy Peck reviews Dr Amy Orr-Ewing’s Forgiveness, exploring its rich theological depth and its potential to transform our churches and communities. https://t.co/q3QKQYyuED
What does the Bible really say about diversity? In this Preach Summer 2025 article, Ian Paul explores how Scripture points not just to diversity — but to unity within diversity from the very beginning. https://t.co/JLC2nQVnmf
How is global Christian migration reshaping the UK? Prof Chow offers a fresh take on biblical hospitality - how Scripture calls us to welcome, unite, and witness together. Sign up: https://t.co/MJvgXBXQG9 #Christianity#Migration#ChurchLeaders#UKChurch#FaithInAction
In this episode of The Word Shared, Tobi reads from the Preach archive on discovering true joy in Christ. Together, we reflect on finding joy even through the challenges of Covid and the ongoing Ukraine–Russia conflict. A timely reminder that Christ’s joy remains constant.