The theme of this first book addresses why Christians believe there is one God.

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The central theme of this second booklet answers why Christians trust the Bible.

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The series continues with this third booklet which has a central theme of explaining what Christians believe about Jesus.

This fourth booklet which has a central theme of explaining what Christians values have influenced our culture today.

This fifth booklet explains the strong connection between our Christian heritage and our cultural views today on charity, and the equality of women and men.

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This booklet takes a look at the way our culture cares for its sick — including an incredibly generous view toward the poor and marginalised. These values and discoveries have come specifically from our Christian heritage, which defines much of who we are as a culture.

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This seventh booklet takes a look at the specifically Christian origins of our cultural belief in human rights — from which our commitment to the freedoms of information, conscience, speech and religion come. This is unquestionably a foundational part of our story as a nation!

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This eighth booklet looks at ‘hope beyond loss‘. Having affirmed how precious every person is in God’s eyes it tells stories related to hope found beyond the loss of finances, relationship with family and the unjust loss of lands – to reflect how each of these people were able to find this hope – which is because of their faith!

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This ninth booklet relays stories connected to questions about the goodness of God, noting we live in a world with so much suffering. On what basis do we believe God is good?

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This tenth booklet looks at surprises found in the Creation, in the way God works in our lives – and in Jesus himself as we consider who he was and is.

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The topic of ‘Outreach and Church Small Groups‘ explores the specific and important question What is the mission of the Church small group?

This includes leadership habits and building a culture of outreach and shares many resources. View the PDF HERE.

The topic of ‘Outreach and NZ History‘ explores the idea that perspectives the public hold are the unavoidable starting point of the ‘God conversation’. This makes things that shape public perspective important. “Those who tell the history write the future”!

This illustrates the significance of bicultural history, values history, and the need for storytelling to influence cultural dynamics. View the PDF HERE.

The topic of ‘Outreach and Reasons for Belief‘ explores the area of apologetics which includes valuing both rational & experiential evidence. We suggest this area of knowledge, witness and conversation is more important to discipleship and witness than our NZ churches generally recognise.

This covers areas like evidence, understanding the problem, storytelling and simple solutions. View the PDF HERE.

In ‘Outreach and Unity,’ we explore the importance of church unity for outreach while acknowledging the challenges of achieving that unity.

Health in our wider witness and work will be the product of…1. Individual effort 2. Small group effort 3. Congregational effort 4. United effort. We discuss these while looking at overall goals and attitudes to sustain unity. View the PDF HERE.

In ‘Outreach and Community Service,’ firstly we explore the culture of outreach within our members, this is the foundation of any church’s efforts to show love within their community.

The key to keeping the ‘Christ’ in our ‘Christ’ian love, service and witness is therefore our people – not our programmes. Finally case studies are included which show the varied approaches of three churches, each differing in size and location. View the PDF HERE.

The series starts by looking at the story of the Gospel arriving in NZ and the benefits of a conversational approach to evangelism.

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The second booklet looks at the Maori response to the Gospel and the power of story-telling.

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In booklet 3 we read about a remarkable early NZ mission vision and life-changing invitations.

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The series goes on to cover the story of the spread of the Gospel by Maori and also teaches about understanding courage and discouragement.

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This booklet completes the series by sharing about NZ Christian heroes and the need for disciples, not converts.

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