Reading the Bible Aloud (DVD) L750

Reading the Bible Aloud (DVD) L750Video Description The public reading of Scripture is a pretty standard part of most church services or at least it should be, according to 1 Timothy 4: 13. But 'pretty standard' doesn't mean ordinary or insignificant. Indeed, the apostle Paul thinks it is so important that he urges Timothy to be "devoted" to the task. What about your church? If a visitor came to your church would they conclude that you take the Bible readings pretty seriously? Or

and his 60 years experience living as a Christian

something genuinely transformative takes place

and to celebrate the four remarkable decades of his ministry as Anglican Chaplain at the University of NSW

Jew and Gentile in the purposes of God

He is a lecturer of Historical Theology at Istituto di Formazione Evangelica e Documentazione in Padova

How does the vine relate to my church

From 2011 to 2017 he was an assistant minister at St Thomas’ North Sydney alongside Simon Manchester

They don’t guilt-trip us into gathering

asks hard-hitting questions piercing to the heart

The second problem: God’s righteous justice

not least because I frequently found myself turning from Phillip’s book to the Book

Phillip Jensen studied at Moore Theological College and has worked in student ministry at the University of New South Wales