Challenge Conference 2020: The Heart of a Faithful Apprentice – Rory Shiner
The Heart of a Faithful Apprentice
1 Corinthians 15:58
Rory Shiner shares from 1 Corinthians 15:58 at the 2020 Challenge Conference.
Also from Rory Shiner
Talk 1 | The Fact of the Resurrection – Rory Shiner
Talk 2 | The Resurrected: Connecting Jesus’ Resurrection to your Own – Rory Shiner
Talk 3 | The Life Of The Resurrection: Our Future Hope – Rory Shiner
Rory Shiner
Rory was born and raised in Albany, Western Australia. He studied English and Anthropology at university and, as a consequence, mainly worked in cafes and kebab shops. He is married to Susan and they have four boys.
He studied theology at Moore College, and he also has a PhD in Australian church history from Macquarie University. He maintains an ongoing interest in the place of religion in Australia, the nature of secular culture, and how best to reach our context with the message of Jesus. He enjoys writing, and has written books on union with Christ and the resurrection of Jesus.
Rory serves as the senior pastor of Providence City Church, in Perth, where he has overall responsibility for the vision and direction of the church. He also has a small role providing some coaching and support for other church leaders in the Prov Network.
The Powerful Word | William Taylor
THE POWERFUL WORD
TRUSTING GOD’S WORD TO DO GOD’S WORK
The powerful and vibrant ministry of William Orange in the 1930s and 40s saw many people raised up and sent out for mission both here in New Zealand and around the world. Known widely as ‘Orange Pips’ their legacy has been ministry which is rooted powerfully in the word of God and marked by a deep trust in God’s word to do God’s work. Their influence can be seen in many different churches and in the lives of many Christians across denominations to this day. Today there is a great need for men and women to imitate William’s ‘Orange Pips’
- For people from all around New Zealand to be so captured by the gospel their lives are radically transformed
- For people so eager to sit under teaching that brings the scriptures to life they would do so at great cost to themselves
- For people with such a deep burning passion for the advance of the gospel and the growth of His kingdom, they would dedicate their lives as ministers, missionaries or key church members
Today there is great need to trust God’s powerful word to do God’s work!
These resources are from series of workshops on the
24th, 25th, and 26th of January 2017
We were joined by William Taylor from St Helen’s Bishopgate, London as we dug into the book of Acts, unpacking how Paul’s ministry and hearing the lessons learned in St Helen’s training ministry that has been used by God to equip many people for lay and vocational ministry in the UK and around the world.
The Apostle Paul was
no one-band-man
no one-stop-wonder
no cowboy-builder.
How does that shape our own ministry?