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An increasingly secular Britain is fast approaching the end of Christendom that many post-modern Christian thinkers longingly wish for. Many post modern Christian ideologues wait impatiently for such an era, and romanticize about the church …
I did something recently any missionaly minded person should be thoroughly and deeply ashamed of. I gave birth to another institution. And, I went the whole hog, no holding back. None of this grass roots …
If you could hatch a plan to be a powerful witness to our nations biggest political power brokers would you: (a) Run for Parliament in a major party, (b) start or join a Christian lobby …
In your average church most of the action when it comes to creativity happens from the front – the stage. Most of the people make up the audience who observe a few ‘players’ who perform …
She’s overdressed, over-hyped and soon to be over here on a mini-tour. She made a brief appearance during my sermon this Sunday night as well. In an attempt to engage my audience, I inquired as …
Where I live the stick family stickers have overtaken the frangipani stickers as the new must have fad to stick on the back of your car. Some people aren’t happy about it though. On my …
Australia is going through an interesting phase in its history, and so is the church. The Left vs Right divide in politics seems as strong as ever evidenced in the debate over carbon tax and …
Crossover is losing its National Director – Brian Winslade. Brian is moving to a new challenge in a new mission field – Marin County, San Fransisco. In this unique new setting Brian will need to …
The church isn’t a prostitute, so why do we treat her like one? We pimp her out, expect her to turn a profit, and then betray her for another? So asks Nicole Cottrell, the author …
Over the past week I have rued my low station in life and that in the scheme of things I was not invited to the Third Lausanne Congress on World Evangelization (I clearly need to …









