Christian Education

Study After Sunday Service at 11.30pm

Revival: Faith as Wesley Lived it by Adam Hamilton

In each chapter of the book, Hamilton presents key events and places in the life of Wesley and the movement he led and describes the convictions and essential practices of Wesley and the early Methodists.

Good and Beautiful God by James Bryan Smith

THE GOOD AND BEAUTIFUL GOD is the first book in the Apprentice Series, which along with three other titles forms “a curriculum for Christlikeness”. THE GOOD AND BEAUTIFUL GOD focuses on the character of God and how we can move into a life of intimacy with him.
What we believe about God is of huge importance to our lives: the path to spiritual transformation begins here. Each chapter uncovers the narratives by which Jesus lived, and includes a “soul-training” exercise to help embed this narrative into our minds, bodies and souls. Each chapter also includes questions that can be used for individual reflection or group discussion.

Good and Beautiful Life by James Bryan Smith

THE GOOD AND BEAUTIFUL LIFE introduces the kingdom of God and focuses on our inward character, dealing specifically with some of the most problematic vices: anger, lust, lying, worry, judging others and so on. Following the Sermon on the Mount, this book looks at the narratives behind these character flaws and replaces them with Jesus’ narratives
about life in the kingdom of God. Each chapter includes a “soul-training” exercise to help embed Jesus’ narratives into our minds, bodies and souls, along with questions that can
be used for individual reflection or group discussion.

Good and Beautiful Community by James Bryan Smith

THE GOOD AND BEAUTIFUL COMMUNITY focuses on helping us learn how to live as apprentices of Jesus in our ordinary, everyday lives. How do we live out Jesus’ kingdom vision in our families? What impact will our lives with God have on our lives at work? In what ways can we change the world we live in? Each chapter includes a “soul-training” exercise to help embed Jesus’ narratives into our minds, bodies and souls, along with questions that can be used for individual reflection or group.