The ACR’s Easter Reccomendations

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A few of the ACR team share some top picks for a Jesus-focused Easter. Lionel Windsor: The ‘Crucifixion’ episode on The Rest is History This one isn’t for everyone—but it may well be for you if you’re having conversations with friends…

Dave Moore on Why Your Church Needs Healthy Teams

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Dave, thank you for chatting to the ACR. Can you tell us a bit about yourself and where you minister currently? What has been your ministry journey to date? I’m married to Julie and we have four awesome kids (the youngest is turning 17 soon). I started…

3 Recommendations for Parents

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Being a parent is a joyful struggle. In my mind, it’s pure, undistilled hospitality: “Hey there! Make yourself at home … forever.”  As with any act of hospitality, there can be so much joy—there’s a new perspective on the world to discover…

An interview with Veronica Hoyt

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Last week, Dr Veronica Hoyt joined the faculty at Moore College, as Lecturer in Ministry and Director of the Priscilla and Aquila Centre. Veronica has kindly spoken to the ACR to tell us about life before this new role, as well as her hopes for the…

How to Break Up With Your Phone

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Most of us admit to spending excessive time on our phones. Tony Reinke, in 12 Ways Your Phone Is Changing You, warns that this habit reflects what CS Lewis called the “Nothing” strategy in The Screwtape Letters—a life consumed by trivial distractions,…

New Year, New Habits?

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We are creatures of habit. Our bodies thrive on routine—we get hungry at roughly the same times, we generally like routines, and we naturally form habits. This is by God’s design. Neuroscience confirms that repetition ingrains behaviours,…