Discipling As You Go

The Discipleship Journey – At the start of his ministry Jesus began the journey of discipling (John 1:35-51). He spent three years intensely working with these disciples to prepare them for what was to come. At the end of His ministry, Jesus addresses those same disciples and tells them it is now their turn to disciple (Matthew 28:18-20). Over the next 2000 years followers of Jesus wrestled with what it means to disciple as the world around them continues to change. As we enter another major historical change, we have to ask what it means to disciple in the 21st century. “The depth of discipleship in the 21st century will define the future shape of the Church”

What We Believe

19/02/2020

Several generations ago, during one of the most turbulent of the desert wars in the Middle East, a spy was captured and sentenced to death by a General. The General, a man of intelligence and compassion, had adopted a strange…

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The Stream in which we Swim

05/02/2020

Phyllis Tickle in the book “The Great Emergence” cleverly uses the metaphor of a rummage sale (garage sale) to help us understand the contextual changes in the Church over the last 2000 years. About every 500 years the church clears…

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