A publication of the Renewal Fellowship

Worship

Magnifying the Lord

By Roy Bell. Worship in the New Testament was liturgical, charismatic, and spontaneous. In most mainline churches, worship is sterile, it is inhibited, it belongs to the 19th century, and it lacks joy. A first step in renewal would be to experience the work of the Holy Spirit … Read more

Health

Healing Values of Art

By Jan Gray. In a society that is becoming more and more saturated with images of violence, hopelessness, destruction and deception, we need, more than ever, to raise up images of light and hope. The power of art to bring spiritual healing is demonstrated in the life, art, and death of Christian Baran. … Read more

Ministry Reviews

Between Two Worlds: The Art of Preaching in the Twentieth Century, by John R.W. Stott

Reviewed by Gladys Anderson. This book sets forth the importance of preaching and the task of bridging the ever widening gap between the Word and the world. John Stott outlines his task under three main sections: 1. The relevance of preaching in the twentieth century, 2. preaching as a bridge builder, and 3. the essential foundation for effective preaching. … Read more

Theology

Poem

By Esther Mcllveen. He peeled himself of his reputation prerogative and power descended to earth took on flesh weakness vulnerability and aloneness and man stumbled saying you don’t look like a god. … Read more