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- The Hardest Sermons You’ll Ever Have To Preach
Reviewed by Hans Kristensen - Little Black Books: Science and God
Reviewed by Andrew Laird - Making the Most of the Cross
Reviewed by Lesley Hicks - Higher Ground
Reviewed by Andrew Laird
- Eternity’s new site reports from atheist convention
- We’re publishing daily news articles
- Our new home
- Coming soon a new web home for Eternity
- Ethical Investment
- Sarah’s Key - the consequences of truth
- Ben Witherington III: Jesus and Women
- Harry Potter’s Critique of Western Extravagance
Secret Men’s business
Christian conventions go from strength to strength
Tidings of Great Joy
Daniel Willis reports on how God is working around the world.
Does Australia need a charter of rights?
Jim Wallace says No. He is the managing director of the Australian Christian Lobby. He left the Army as a Brigadier in late 2000 after a 32 year career which included command of the SAS.
Does Australia need a charter of rights?
YES Angus McLeay says YES. He formed IsaiahOne to assist discussion of human rights. He is a minister based at St Hilary’s Anglican Church in Kew, Melbourne.
In the footsteps of Mr Eternity
John Sandeman on why Eternity has to start now
Sowers are Growers: Eternity surveys Churchplanting
Eternity surveyed church networks to discover just who is planting new churches. It took John Sandeman a lot of calls.
Bono V Nick Cave
Greg Clarke examines modern icons
Planting in a Tough Time
Steve Addison explains why wrestling is the opera of the working class
Eternity is on the way - hooray!
The launch issue of Eternity newspaper to be delivered to churches around Australia this week.
Call to prayer for Eternity
Shock! Horror! Newspaper asks for prayer.
These holidays, do something for eternity
To celebrate the launch of Eternity newspaper in October, Eternity, Fervr, Youthworks and Jesus All About Life are proud to announce the Eternity Chalk Challenge - enter now...
Jump to it - church registrations close soon
Hundreds of churches around Australia have signed up to receive Eternity for free, but time is running out. Register your church now
At last, a mass market newspaper for Australian Christians
Eternity tells the stories of ordinary Australians encountering the Truth and how it has changed them, writes John Sandeman.
Eternity in the News
The buzz is building for the launch of Eternity, Australia's first mass market newspaper for Christians, across print, radio and TV
the largest Christian newspaperin Australia. Get it delivered for free
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