 | Last time in Transformission, we began to unpack the phrase ‘to paint a compelling picture of the glory of God in Christ’. We discovered that the essence of our task is to reconnect fallen worshippers to the object of true worship – God himself. This time we consider why we use the phrase ‘the glory of God in Christ’. Dave Currie is back with his thoughts on Chris Tomlin’s new album, 'Hello Love'.  Download the PDF |
 | This edition corresponds with the launch of the music website and contains an article exploring the meaning behind the tag line: to paint a compelling picture of the glory of God in Christ. This time we have a book review by Rachael Hamilton of Andrew Wilson's book 'Incomparable'.Download the PDF |
 | This edition includes an article based on 1 Cor 1 which encourages us to pursue God's perspective of his work in our church, actively seeking evidences of his grace among us. The CD review is of 'Break the Silence' by The Johnny Parks band.Download the PDF |
 | Including an article looking at Jeremiah 17, reminding us of the importance of investing in our secret life with God as the basis for our public service. The CD review is of 'Wide Eyed and Mystified' by Downhere.Download the PDF |
 | The first edition of transformission, with an article looking at how Ps 57 records David's transformation for mission through his worship of God. There is a CD review of 'We Shine' by Fee.Download the PDF |
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