Imagine undoing racism
In the theology of race, there is much work yet to be done and it begins with better theology.
Nathan Brown
June 16, 2022
Author: Nathan Brown
New Record book launched with ABC managers
Like the previous Living 28 collection, this new book compiles the series of articles in a single volume, with added questions for personal reflection or use in small groups, youth groups and classrooms.
Nathan Brown
May 25, 2022
Do charity?
Charity is good. It is one aspect of the other action of Micah 6:8, that God also requires us “to love mercy”.
Nathan Brown
May 19, 2022
Sharing books step into your community
More than 65,000 copies of a new sharing book will be delivered to people in communities around Australia and New Zealand in coming weeks.
Nathan Brown
May 10, 2022
Miguel Valdivia talks Adventist books and writing
Dr Miguel Valdivia has served as a pastor and educator, and currently as vice president for Product Development at Pacific Press Publishing Association, based in Nampa, Idaho, USA. He spoke about his work and his recent books.
Nathan Brown
March 16, 2022
Shawn Brace shares his story of renewing church
Podcaster, writer and Oxford University doctoral student Pastor Shawn Brace talks about his new book, The Table I Long For.
Nathan Brown
March 4, 2022
Book review: The Cross and the Millennium
Drawn from a single chapter near the end of the book of Revelation, it is tempting to think that “the Millennium”—a term not even used
Nathan Brown
February 8, 2022
Pandemic-fatigued churches still adapting to disruption
Three books by Dr Peter Roennfeldt have offered ideas to churches and leaders through the COVID-19 pandemic. According to Dr Roennfeldt, the newest of these books “is even more relevant now than when first released as a free ebook in November last year.”
Nathan Brown
January 27, 2022
Living Kingdom: All the light we can shine
People notice. What people of faith, churches and faith-based organisations do matters. Jesus said so.
Nathan Brown
January 27, 2022
Outsiders
Among the various characters in the story of the birth of Jesus, I have a soft spot for the magi. I have imagined them as learned men who don’t fit with the more provincial characters in Jerusalem, but who are puzzled and disappointed by the unwitting ignorance and self-interested plotting they encounter.
Nathan Brown
December 17, 2021
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