Against the Grain
by Natasha Sua Presenter at Junior camp 2020 Jesus went against the grain, proving this time and time again in His ministry on earth and ultimately when He died for us. It was a supernatural sacrifice for someone so far above us in every way, to do what He did… It was...
A New Decade
Our mission is clear... It's all about making disciples.Our Vision: A thriving disciple-making movement across Victoria. Vision. Mission. Strategy. We’re told that, by definition, a movement has 10% growth per year – now what would it take to achieve that? From the...
The Final Lap
On July 5, 2019, an Ethiopian distance runner was competing in the Diamond League 5000 metres in Lausanne, Switzerland, home of the International Olympic Committee. Competitors run around the 400-metre oval track 12.5 times, pacing themselves and making carefully...
Your Choice
“It’s not about numbers!” I heard the frustration. We don’t want to play a numbers game – where we’re driven to baptise, baptise, baptise like it’s some sort of production line! I’ve heard variations on the theme pop up fairly regularly since last millennium. I get...
In our DNA
To Run this Race
Hospitality to Angels…
At the end of April, when Michael Mohany was writing this, he was looking forward, past Revelation Today in May, to where more people were joining us as we worship God, and at what healthy relationships could look like in our churches...
Wellbeing and the Connected Family
Healthy, families, wellbeing... it is all connected! And healthy family relationships leads to healthy churches...
Growing Together
Across Christendom, there seems to be a trend in the inability of the local church to attract and keep youth and young adults. Without addressing the inclusion of younger generations, the local church’s own existence comes into question…
Healthy Single Relationships in the Church
What constitutes a healthy single relationship? Single adults make up a significant percentage of our membership. Yet how healthy is the single relationship within our churches?
They can never say I Did Not Sing
Your life may not always be easy - it wasnt for Daniel, in the OT, but your life IS your testimony...
Bigger than the Ashes
Eric Flickinger from It is Written takes a look at how we can't be effective as a mere spectator...
Multiplying Disciple Makers Part 4
By Glenn Townend The last in this series, looking at evangelism using Christ's harvest metaphor...
Multiplying Disciple Makers Part 3
An indepth look at a Harvest model of evangelism...
Multiplying Disciple Makers Part 2
by Pr Glenn Townend Second part in the series looking at a harvest model of evangelism...
Multiplying Disciple Makers Part 1
By Glenn Townend, President South Pacific Division Taking a look at discipleship using the model of Harvest...
It Started with Him…
By Pr Glenn Townend, President, South Pacific Division This blog is an overview of a five part model for building God's Kingdom
It’s What We All Crave
Trafford Fischer, from Family Ministries at the Division, talks about how we all need nurture and compassion
Clothe Yourselves
By Tarnya Gardner, Women's Ministries Director looks at compassion and nurture, and asks how we can be more like Christ...
Who are you praying for?
She would have loved to be able to walk to her neighbours’ home and share the story of Jesus but physically she couldn’t. She would have enjoyed feeling the breeze in her hair as she letterboxed advertising for the up-coming Prophecy Today meetings, but her health...
Stewardship and your child
Keryn Jasper, Assistant Stewardship Coordinator, shares how being a good steward of our children and teaching them about good stewardship, we solidify their identity in Christ.
God’s Megaphone
Author Julian Archer Public Speaker, Seminar Presenter and Author of Faith vs Finance So you are an Adventist. What does that mean? Who are you and what defines you? More than twenty million people from every walk of life call themselves Seventh-day Adventists....
Jesus Loves Me
A Note from the President The words were a bit indistinct, but with a bit of concentration and careful listening, I recognised the tune and the words of the song that drifted gently down the hallway. “Jesus loves me,” she sang, “this I know…” as she did whatever else...