What is your community like? What is your community like?

What is your community like?

It was our first Church service at First Baptist Vancouver Church. After the beautiful time of worship – accompanied by three most unusual instrumental combination – piano, trombone and accordion, the Senior Pastor stood up to greet the congregation.

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My 10 Questions – John Maxwell My 10 Questions – John Maxwell

My 10 Questions – John Maxwell

A talk delivered by John Maxwell at the recent Hillsong Conference. Inspiring and helpful for leaders

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Perceptions of the Church (Part 1) Perceptions of the Church (Part 1)

Perceptions of the Church (Part 1)

We make quite a number of assumptions about people when it comes to formulating our evangelistic strategies but are those assumptions correct? I conducted a survey to find out more precisely how people perceive the church.

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The results of praying for evangelical scholarship The results of praying for evangelical scholarship

The results of praying for evangelical scholarship

An article which illustrates the value of a longterm vision, the importance of good scholarship in biblical/theological studies and how much every Bible-believing church has benefited from the work of good theologians, whatever our views of theological academic studies may be.

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Daniel Wee

Perceptions of the Church (Part 1)

Perceptions of the Church (Part 1)

We make quite a number of assumptions about people when it comes to formulating our evangelistic strategies but are those assumptions correct? I conducted a survey to find out more precisely how people perceive the church.

Aug 29, 2011

Terry Wong

The results of praying for evangelical scholarship

The results of praying for evangelical scholarship

An article which illustrates the value of a longterm vision, the importance of good scholarship in biblical/theological studies and how much every Bible-believing church has benefited from the work of good theologians, whatever our views of theological academic studies may be.

Aug 26, 2011

Joseph Chean

What is your community like?

What is your community like?

It was our first Church service at First Baptist Vancouver Church. After the beautiful time of worship – accompanied by three most unusual instrumental combination – piano, trombone and accordion, the Senior Pastor stood up to greet the congregation.

Sep 14, 2011

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God has sent us the nations…

God has sent us the nations…

Missions “inside out.” This video reminds us of our responsibilities to the nations… here. … more

Sep 15, 2011

Recent Articles

Setting Up for the Long Haul: Establishing Boundaries

Setting Up for the Long Haul: Establishing Boundaries

Have you ever wished that someone would have warned you concerning some of the major pitfalls in ministry? Rhett Smith attempts to do just that with this article on the private life of the minister.

God has sent us the nations…

God has sent us the nations…

Missions “inside out.” This video reminds us of our responsibilities to the nations… here. … more

What is your community like?

What is your community like?

It was our first Church service at First Baptist Vancouver Church. After the beautiful time of worship – accompanied by three most unusual instrumental combination – piano, trombone and accordion, the Senior Pastor stood up to greet the congregation.

My 10 Questions – John Maxwell

My 10 Questions – John Maxwell

A talk delivered by John Maxwell at the recent Hillsong Conference. Inspiring and helpful for leaders

Perceptions of the Church (Part 1)

Perceptions of the Church (Part 1)

We make quite a number of assumptions about people when it comes to formulating our evangelistic strategies but are those assumptions correct? I conducted a survey to find out more precisely how people perceive the church.

The results of praying for evangelical scholarship

The results of praying for evangelical scholarship

An article which illustrates the value of a longterm vision, the importance of good scholarship in biblical/theological studies and how much every Bible-believing church has benefited from the work of good theologians, whatever our views of theological academic studies may be.

We’ve been here before and there is a way back – Jonathan Sacks

We’ve been here before and there is a way back – Jonathan Sacks

I have always found Rabbi Jonathan Sacks writings helpful. Read here his hopeful commentary on the recent riots in UK. Think about its relevance for us here in Singapore.

The Debt Crisis: Lessons in Leadership

The Debt Crisis: Lessons in Leadership

We take a look at what lessons can be gleaned from the American debt crisis. It may be more relevant to your leadership that you think.

The Wisdom Of The Geese

The Wisdom Of The Geese

An interesting article on teamwork, learnt from geese! In the fall when you see geese heading south for the winter flying along in the “V” formation, you might be interested in knowing what science has discovered about why they fly that way.

Facing The Music

Facing The Music

One of the very first things a strong leader needs is to learn to love music and to face it. Here are some of my own thoughts on this matter. This isn’t a pat on our backs, but a hard jolt to reality.