Category Archives: Ministry Tools

Three Online Bible Study Sites

Posted on 18/11/2010 by

Recently there has been a growing development of online Bible Study websites which are proving to be quite helpful. I want to highlight three of them. 1. Net.Bible.org (This site is still in beta, hence the beta in the front … Continue reading →

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Fixed Point Foundation Debates & Study Guides

Posted on 11/11/2010 by

Fixed Point Foundation has made available a number of very helpful resources for the thinking Christian. The are helpful for one’s personal use, apologetics classes, local church apologetic/evangelistic training, etc. You can view full-length debates, and other videos on their … Continue reading →

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Ministry Update – Twitter and/or Facebook for Recommended Articles

Posted on 23/09/2010 by

All: By now, you would have received an email from me regarding a change in ministry which is to take place by the first part of December. As I shift from being a lecturer at The Shepherd’s Bible College to … Continue reading →

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Counsel from the Cross: Connecting Broken People to the Love of Christ by Elyse M. Fitzpatrick, Dennis E. Johnson

Posted on 29/04/2010 by

I am reading and reviewing Counsel from the Cross for Themelios later this year. Purchase from GraceBooks, here. Demonstrates the “why” and the “how” of consistently biblical, gospel-centric counseling, whether in the pastor’s study or over coffee with a friend. … Continue reading →

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BibleWorks Training – Sydney, AU

Posted on 01/01/2010 by

BibleWorks Training – Sydney, AU Location:Bible Baptist Church 178 Humphries Rd. St. John’s Park, NSW 2176AustraliaClick here for a map. Schedule: Thursday, January 21, 2010 8:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. — BibleWorks Essentials Workshop 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. — … Continue reading →

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Logos 4.0 launches today

Posted on 02/11/2009 by

As if you don’t already know! If you own Logos you may find these links helpful for details regarding their latest release: Logos 4.0 launches today Logos Bible Software 4.0 Launched! Installation and First Run

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Gracebooks NZ

Posted on 14/10/2009 by

Check out the new and improved Gracebooks NZ website! Bookmark this site and make it your first stop online for the purchase of your essential reading/study material. Gracebooks is a NZ owned, operated, and SUPPORTED ministry to the local church … Continue reading →

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I am now on Facebook &Twitter

Posted on 08/10/2009 by

As I sit down to write this, I am immediately confronted with my own words! I can’t remember how many times I have said how much I dislike Facebook. Yet, now I find myself on it daily. Add to that … Continue reading →

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Research Software for Biblical Studies

Posted on 23/09/2009 by

As you will see I am still suggesting a combination of BibleWorks and Logos tools. This is to ensure you get the most for your money. Buy purchasing BibleWorks 8.0 you get all of the original language tools available in … Continue reading →

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“Give Attendance to Reading” – Kevin Bauder

Posted on 17/07/2009 by

“Give Attendance to Reading” – Kevin Bauder Most of us minister to people who are familiar with sophisticated ideas in the fields of politics, jurisprudence, ethics, philosophy, and religion. For the most part, these ideas are mediated to our people … Continue reading →

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