Written by Rachel Roche Like never before we need to dig deep, figure out who we are as a body of believers, and call on the past to lead us into the future. Why? Because we are living in an...Read More
Written by Christa McKirland 6 [Jesus Christ], Who being in very nature God, did not consider equality with God something to be used to his own advantage; 7 rather, he made...Read More
The Church Scattered Carey alumnus Mike Warring has a passion for the church and mission here in Aotearoa. But it’s not through the gathered ‘attractional model’ of a Sunday...Read More
Written by Grant Harris The chatter of a new normal As we inch closer to November 2020 there is a lot of background chatter here in New Zealand about what a new normal might look like when the...Read More
Or "what they didn't tell you at Carey" Being fresh off the block, I’m looking back at my Carey training and realising that there were a few gaps.... Never once was I given an assignment...Read More
Back in January, we had the privilege of enjoying a wonderfully restorative break at Papamoa. The weather was close to perfect. The ocean warmed up as the days rolled on. Our daughter and...Read More
One of the most powerful films that I’ve seen in recent years is a film about a stuttering prince who became a reluctant king because his older brother abdicated the throne. Have you seen...Read More
Looking up, back, and around (learning to lead yourself). “From our own observation and painful personal experience, we know that the cleanest way for an organization to bring you down...Read More
Are you looking forward to Christmas? An advent reflection Are you looking forward to Christmas? That was the question put to a number of Kiwis in a Readers’ Digest survey. The responses...Read More
Today at church I was reminded of the awesomeness of Jesus. This shouldn’t be surprising as I am a part of a church where Jesus is always preached. Sermons are bibilical, faith-building and...Read More