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Habib speaks on the challenges of church planting. He warns against down-playing the message of the cross in favour of looking to human power and wisdom from 1 Corinthians 1:18-31. Habib looks at how Paul challenges human power and wisdom. He looks at why we might be tempted to give up on the message of the cross, especially that the powerful are not coming to Christ. He argues that this is exactly why human wisdom is dumb. Habib shows that the message of the cross is what saves, and because this is the way that God has revealed himself, it is the only way by which we can be saved.

We can take more' - on Synod's call to increase Australia's refugee intake and the ways the Anglican church can assist refugees, Phone abortion 'commerce not care', Bishop Lee seriously ill - on Ivan Lee's diagnosis with pancreatic cancer, Synod reaffirms marriage, To plant or to pot? - on planting new churches in contrast to supporting existing smaller churches in the same area, Safe Ministry revamp - on changes to Safe Ministry training, Locum motion - on service after retirement for clergy, 2015-11-01/2015-11-30

Being Holy by Peter Jensen - on being set apart for God, or sanctifed, Blue collar MTS by Tara Farrugia - on the Ministry Training Strategy in a TAFE-format, Canada Bay church open, The corpse that stood up by Paul Barnett - on the historical evidence for the ressurection, Service, schmervice: getting liturgy right by Andrew Robinson - on good use of liturgy so that it serves us, builds us up and is not a barrier to the gospel, Build or bust? by Raj Gupta - on the influence of the United States Church growth movement in Sydney, The God of Natural Disasters? by Michael Jensen - on how to respond to natural disasters, Havana worthwhile college experience by Gary Nelson - on the benefits of the External Studies course offered at Moore Theological College, Defender of the Faith or the Importance of a Definite Article by Laurel Moffatt - on the role of the Royal Family and how the way we view them has changed, 2011-04-01/2011-04-30

8000 back Archbishop, Anglican church tackles racism - on the need for cross-cultural ministry, Conservatives abandon ECUSA by Sarah Barnett, Christians around the world pray for the Middle East, Another look needed at homogenous churches by Tim Foster, Sydney Anglicans urged to jump into mission activity, Way open for experimental church plants by Jeremy Halcrow, Keeping the faith - on the departure of Archbishop Goodhew, Volume 06 number 10, 2000-11-01/2000-11-30

Articles of particular note include:, Chinese church lifts off by Michelle Haines Thomas - reporting on the opening of The Soldiers’ Memorial Church of the Resurrection, Cabramatta, Korean Christians strengthen bonds by Michelle Haines Thomas - on the Anglican church in Korea, Russia defies Protestant protests by voting to tighten control of religion by Andrei Zolotov - on freedom of religion in Russia, Club 5 celebrates ten years of opening ministry doors by David McKinnon - on the first 10 years of club 5, especially the establishment of Ministry Training Strategy (MTS), HK Christians ‘optimistic’ after July 1 - reporting on the handover from Britain to China, Volume 03 number 07, 1997-08-01/1997-08-31

Articles of particular note include:, Christians gear up for Chinese rule - the effects of chinese rule on Hong Kong, Pastor recalls ‘greatest civil rights victory’ - Mr Bird remembers the 1967 referendum on Indigenous rights 30 years on., New church unveils plans for growth - article on Glenmore Park four years after opening, What's wrong with cross cultural ministry? by David Zhang - explores the challenges for non-English speakers in mainstream congregations., Starting a parish reconciliation group - looking at reconciliation between All Saints North Parramatta and Indigenous people, Volume 03 number 04, 1997-05-01/1997-05-31

Articles of particular note include:, Aussie men top church's wanted list - looking at the shortage of men within our churches, Rev'ving up for ministry - looking at the role of women within our churches, Auburn's Chinese Future by Jeremy Halcrow - looking at ministry amongst Chinese people in Auburn, Gladesville walks into Central Coast minefield by David McKinnin - explaining the issues around planting a church in another diocese., What makes a man by Dudley Foord, Hope in God CMS Summer School, Opportunity Knocks by Ray Smith - encouraging readers to pray for opportunities to share the gospel and to partner with other believers in this work., Two ways to spread the gospel - Two ways to live tract, Volume 02 number 01, 1996-02-01/1996-02-28

We can’t afford church, says Sydney by Madeleine Collins - on financial pressures facing church-goers and the flow-on effects for churches., Archbishop Jensen given ten more years to lead the Mission by Jeremy Halcrow, Church has failed the bush by Geoff Robson, We must assist those hurt by the drought by Peter Jensen - on the effect of drought on bush ministry, Key appointment to stem cell body - on the appointment of Dr Megan Best to the regulatory body for embryonic stem cell research, Moore friends won in Brisbane Diocese, Canadian decision may sink the Anglican ship by Geoff Robson - on blessing of same-sex unions in Canada, Islamic revolution looms large in Iraq by Jeremy Halcrow with Barnabus Fund, Sydney course adds depth to African sermons - on PTC courses used overseas, Go West! Church planting frenzy grips outer suburbs - on church plants across the western suburbs of Sydney, Volume 09 number 05, 2003-06-01/2003-06-30

Science and faith by Peter Jensen - on the relationship between science and faith, Real Life by Tara Farrugia - on a new church plant in Canley Heights, Pathway from Youthworks College to Moore by Andrew Buerger - on recognition of former training by Moore College to those studying at Youthworks, New congregation at Quakers Hill by Andrew Buerger, Strategy goes beyond 'minor tweaking' by Russell Powell - on funding, the role of the Archbishop and the local church in evangelism, Nelson to head north by north-west - on the appointment of Gary Nelson as Bishop of North West Australia, Cold welcome - on being a welcoming church, Sydney international by Andrew Robinson - on being a culturally diverse church instead of mono-cultural ones, A word's worth by Greg Anderson - on the power of words, Preparing teens for leadership - on the Leaders in Training conference, 2012-03-01/2012-03-31

The creed's eternal truths by Peter Jensen, Parish relationships splits house - on amending the Parish Relationships Amendment Ordinance from 4 years to 2 years before a review of a minister, Money for greenfields sites by Andrew Buerger - on a levy to pay for new churches in new suburbs, Archbishop leaves the chair - on Peter Jensen's departure from Synod, Beach church on its feet by Andrew Buerger - on the vote to make Shoalhaven Heads a provisional parish, Nungalinya opens new crèche, Last words by Peter Jensen - Peter Jensen's final speech as Archbishop One Scripture, two testaments by George Athas - on our handing of the Bible, 2012-11-01/2012-11-30