This month's opportunities include being a Senior Pastor in Kallangur, a Chef/Cook in Mt Gravatt and a ITC Support Worker in New Zealand.
Tag: ministry
Ministry in the Philippines
The Philippines is a beautiful country of contrasts from high-density urban sprawl communities to the open spaces in the provincial centres. It's an archipelago of more than 7,000 islands and a population of 103 million people with 13 million living in metropolitan Manila. BST student Phillip Gray recently visited for...
BST's Centre for Asian Christianity
Brisbane School of Theology will launch its Centre for Asian Christianity at the upcoming missions conference next Saturday, July 23.
Help people to help others
I was fifteen when I preached my first message at a youth exchange (where two church youth groups attend each other’s church and take the service). I grew up in a Christian family where my grandfather was a minister at the local Methodist church and my father was a lay...
Study the life of Christ
Study the life of Christ as described in the Synoptic Gospels. You'll be taught by New Testament scholar, Dr Darrell Bock from Dallas Theological Seminary. He has authored well-regarded commentaries on Luke and Acts.
Opportunity knocks on 24 March 2016
This month's opportunities include being a Youth Ministry Leader in Wellington Point, Church Planter in Japan, Teacher in Nepal and a Senior Pastor in Metford.
Selfless ants and the Body of Christ
Of all the creatures in the world - lions, sharks, monkeys, the ones I admire most are ants. These little guys are not particularly nice to look at, they eat rubbish, dead things and somehow build colonies in the most unexpected and irritating places - like your car!
Opportunity knocks on 09/05/2014
This week's opportunities include being a Pastoral Worker in Rochedale (Qld), Dormitory Helper in Senegal, Bible Teacher in Tanzania, Translation Worker in Vanuatu and a Mission Pilot in the Pacific...
Contextualisation with Dr Scott Moreau
How important is it to recognise the elements of a culture in order to communicate the gospel effectively? How do we prevent the gospel from being distorted or lose its theological integrity as we share the gospel across cultural boundaries?