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Why Bible triplets? As we hear God speak to us together in his Scriptures, we come to know the gospel better, we are encouraged to live the gospel well, and we are trained to speak the gospel to others. But more than that, when you read the Bible with other people, you make great friends and support one another to follow Jesus at […]

COMMAS Bible Studies are super-easy and super-flexible ways to structure a 1-2-1, triplet, or small group study! COMMAS stands for: Context: What context in the book, Bible, or history do we need to know to understand what we’re reading today? Observation: Make some observations about what you just read! What was interesting, what didn’t make […]

SALT – Conversations with Jenny & Amy Brought to you by Sydney Missionary and Bible college, the SALT podcast takes you deeper into the lives of ‘ordinary’ people with heart-warming, challenging, and extraordinary gospel stories. Whether it’s missionaries and media makers, scientists and sports people, new agers, and new migrants – Salt is a chance […]

Uni is such a great place for achieving so many things: meeting new people (some of whom will become long-time friends), kickstarting or further developing your career, figuring out who you are and what you believe, as well as discovering new ideas about the world from other people and how to interact with them. You […]

There’s a really unique opportunity for evangelism at university — but you need to first take your seat, writes Sherwin Titus. I have a confession to make: I’m not much of an evangelist. Sure, I’ve shared the gospel with people, but I’m always second-guessing myself, I’m always replaying conversations that I’ve had – and wishing […]

Arts student Abby Donaldson didn’t join her uni Christian group straight away. But she’s glad she did in the end. I entered uni with thoughts of faith on the periphery. Even after growing up in a church and being part of a youth group, I had a pretty hazy understanding of faith in practice. Stepping […]

Starting university is exciting, but can be a little overwhelming. You’re stepping into a world of independence, new ideas, and new experiences. Beyond that though, uni is also a time when many students start asking deeper questions: These aren’t questions that your degree will wrestle with, but life-shaping ones, and uni is the perfect place […]