What does it mean for us today that Jesus cast out demons?

How can we persuasively present the gospel in a post-modern environment? Perhaps we should avoid two 'Bs'.

What do we do with our nerves just before we get up to speak? Are they helpful or harmful?

Jesus teaches his disciples about prayer. We will see what we can learn about it this coming Sunday. What do you think the main lessons are from this great passage?

There are two books God has given us - the Word and the World. We might know how to use the former in evangelism, but do we know how to use the latter?

How much self-disclosure do we give at the beginning of a lesson? What do we do if we're feeling nervous or inadequate?

What is the one thing that is needed? Martha learns an important lesson when Jesus comes to her home.

In her book, "Creating a learning church", Margaret Cooling has some helpful things to say about concentration span. We have a think about what this means for preachers, and teachers of the Word of God.

Paul's approach in Athens was significantly different to elsewhere. Why did he take this approach, and was it wise?

In her book, "Creating a Learning Church", Margaret Cooling tell us to Unpack, Select, Engage, Deliver as a way of preparing to teach a text. We look at this U.S.E.D. technique.