Steve Timmis and Tim Chester are the authors of Total Church: A Radical Reshaping Around Gospel and Community, in which they seek to outline their deep convictions about the gospel and church life. Though the book is brief to the point of being terse, and offers theological sketches more than extensive discussions of its main themes, the authors give an excellent account of the nature of the gospel and the authoritative place of Scripture for the churches of Jesus Christ.

If todays 'fragile secular faith shatters, will our churches be able to pick up the pieces?

Outside the suburban Bible belt it is clear that fewer people than ever are willing to enter our churches. The answer? We must take church to the people. But how can this be done? Total Church - the story of The Crowded House, a growing network of church plants in working-class England - suggests what is a deceptively simple solution: we must be intentional about both mission and Christian community.

One of the greatest challenges in youth ministry is making connections - between younger people and older leaders, school students and local churches, and most of all, between believers and unbelievers. Camps are a venue that can achieve all three.

World-renowned theologian Dr Don Carson delivered a challenging talk on the nature of church and state at the Moore Partners annual dinner last night.

No Eye Has Seen is rich in biblical themes and provides an interesting glimpse of heaven and hell.

A new church plant was launched in Haberfield on Easter Sunday after almost a decade without Anglican ministry.

Prominent writers and thinkers Greg Clarke and John Dickson have launched an online centre promoting the understanding of Christianity.