The latest version of our Stepping Up Newsletter is now available, chock full of information about what’s happening at PBC. Find out about Dr Andre van Oudtshoorn’s new book – Facing Evil: Living as Christians in a Rebellious world – an integrative theological approach, gain insight to content offered in this Semester’s theological unit: The Church in it’s engagement with the world, and catch up on IMT news. Also in this edition: Introducing Tia Burton – our receptionist, another student profile, and “Where are they now?”!

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Accommodation Flyer September 2017

The units are located in an attractive environment within 5 minutes of Scarborough and Trigg beaches and the Karrinyup Shopping Centre.They are close to local schools, and have immediate access to bus services.

Available Accommodation:

1 bedroom, 1 bathroom unit  ($260 p/w): 2 available.

“Think” is the apologetics ministry of The Red Door Community Church. Their lectures provide a place for people to share, question and discover a rational defence of our faith in Jesus Christ. We do this with gentleness and respect . . . [The] next Think Lecture will be on Thursday the 2nd of February 2017. Presented by David Shaw of Perth Bible College, on the subject of the Historicity of the Resurrection. David is currently pursuing a PhD in the NT on Christian Identity and Mission in 1 Peter. Cafe opens at 6.30 for a 7pm start. For more information contact: LUKE BATES – luke@thereddoor.cc FB – www.facebook.com/thinkapologetics

The team at The Bible Project are churning out some great work!

If you are thinking about, or are already attending a Bible college, this post by Kevin DeYoung hits the spot. Here’s a small teaser:

1. Get involved in the local church. Star this one. Underline it. Put it in italics and don’t forget. The seminary exists to serve the church. You are in seminary, presumably, because you desire to be a servant in the church. So don’t neglect the very reason you are where you are. Find a good church. Get plugged in. Get mentored. Volunteer (and not just for teaching and preaching). If you go through seminary without pursuing deep relationships and practical ministry opportunities in the local church you are doing it wrong.

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