The Emotionally Healthy Leadership Australia and New Zealand Schools recently joined Pete Scazzero for a Q&A around emotionally healthy leadership. Watch the recording here.

In this helpful guide, Chris Northcott provides tips for word studies in the Bible, and how to use them for preaching, teaching, or small groups.

In this 2-part interview with Dr Andrew Root, Andrew and Joey Millington discuss youth ministry and implications of recent trends and research on effective youth ministry today.

In this 2-part interview with Dr Andrew Root, Andrew and Joey Millington discuss youth ministry and implications of recent trends and research on effective youth ministry today.

Bradford Haami discusses Matariki.

As the church of Jesus Christ in the context of Aotearoa New Zealand this question is relevant to us all. How would you respond to this question?

This resource, "New Forms of Community: The habits, shape, and posture of mission focussed churches in Aotearoa" critically examines the journeys of eight church leaders who have cultivated mission-focused churches over the past 15 years in New Zealand.

In this resource, Nathan Hughes looks at church change - interviewing people about recent church changes to identify what makes changes successful.

In this part of the Insight Series, we look at Richard Black's research, which discusses the intersection of pastoral identity, call, and role, and provides practical suggestions for pastors and ministry training organisations.

Kyla Scrimgeour's research focuses on the way Jesus receives hospitality, and the implications for leaders as they seek to lead churches that participate in Christ-like hospitality.

Here lies the challenge: most church formation—both personal and communal—rarely engages with a robust theological vision of the good life. Instead, it quietly absorbs cultural scripts that equate happiness with self-fulfilment.

Louise Wernich's research examines challenges in immigrant, or transplanted, churches, which offer immigrants a sense of “home away from home” by being aligned with their culture and language, but face unique challenges as they operate within a broader community that differs in language and culture.

This book is the type of book you want in hardcopy – a handbook, a go to when the storm starts swirling in our lives.  It is a book that guides you in what to do in your current mess or stress.  Anchoring is the key, anchoring ourselves in the One who is unshakable and unchangeable.

DRIFT NO MORE is a short exploration of tethered faith, helping you consider four tethering points — Christ, Church, Tradition and Gospel — and how to use these anchors well to experience a flourishing faith.