Products in the pipeline
I’m thrilled and excited. I’m also worried.
I’m excited by all the new resources that are in the pipeline here at Matthias Media. It really does feel like we are in a bit of a ‘purple patch’ in terms of high-quality authors writing heaps of seriously useful disciple-making resources. Like the above, for example.
There is so much to look forward to in the next nine months of our publishing ministry. (See the end of this post for a full list of the upcoming resources.)
But I’m worried. The last couple of years have been tough for us. The pandemic had a major impact on ministries everywhere, and this obviously impacted our sales of resources and therefore our ability to fund our work from those sales (which we have always attempted—and generally succeeded!—to do). As a result, our financial resources to do this ministry have been significantly diminished, and we find ourselves needing help.
Bottom line: we need your financial support to help us continue our ministry. Not just continue it—give it a boost and grow it back to the point of being self-funding again.
Would you be willing to help?
You can donate online, and we guarantee we will put any amount you give to good use.
If a tax-deductible donation is important to you, or you’d like to consider sponsoring the production costs of one of the upcoming resources or the work of one of our team members, I would be very keen to chat with you about those options. You can contact me directly at gshume@matthiasmedia.com.au.
Thank you for taking the time and care to donate. We really do hate asking, because we know there are lots of valuable ministries that need ongoing financial support. But we’re also confident that you share our belief that this publishing ministry is important, that discipleship isn’t discretionary, and that—God willing—Matthias Media will continue to have a significant part to play in his work of making disciples and growing Jesus’ kingdom.
Until the Lord Jesus returns,
Exciting new resources waiting to be printed
Learn the GospelTONY PAYNEAn eight-session course based on the Two Ways to Live framework that helps both new and old believers understand and learn the gospel. |
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Share the GospelTONY PAYNEAn eight-session course based on the Two Ways to Live framework that builds on Learn the Gospel, helping Christians share their faith and hope in Jesus. |
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The ManualAL STEWARTWhat does healthy masculinity look like in a world quick to call any masculinity toxic? How does the Bible help men understand and accept their role in the relationships in their lives? |
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When the Noise Won't StopPAUL GRIMMOND“Do not be anxious about anything”: Easy to say but not so easy in reality. From personal experience and with a pastor’s heart, Paul Grimmond works through what the Bible says about anxiety, offering encouragement and comfort to the many affected by it. |
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Christian EssentialsKEN NOAKESA unique mix of imagined perspectives of people in Acts, Bible study and teaching exploring nine essential characteristics of every Christian. |
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BusyIAN CARMICHAELA biblical exploration of our seemingly endlessly busy lives and how the good news of Jesus can genuinely reorder our daily grind. |
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Gathered TogetherKARL DEENICKWhat is church? What’s it for and why go? What does God expect of our gatherings? How does our gathering influence our time apart? Gathered Together is clear, biblical, honest and timely teaching on these questions and many more. |
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The Life of FaithPETER JENSENKnowing the God who creates, the Creator who saves and Saviour who is Lord is the central theme of this wonderful book. A must-read for everyone who is serious about knowing and loving God. |
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Eager to ServeRAY GALEAUsing Philippians as a guiding text, Ray Galea encourages readers to face their fears, count the cost and “step up” in gospel ministry. |
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The Coming of the Holy SpiritPHILLIP JENSENPhillip Jensen’s deep dive into what the Bible says about the Holy Spirit. A sweeping theology of the Holy Spirit from Genesis to Revelation. |
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Water For My CamelsPAUL GRIMMONDThe sub-title explains: “navigating the space between singleness and marriage when the Bible doesn’t talk about dating”. Warm, practical, biblical advice and encouragement. |
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The Vine MovementMIKEY LYNCHThis will be the go-to book on how the church and parachurch relate to each other. How can churches and parachurches think about and relate to each other well? How can they encourage and support each other for the growth of the gospel and the glory of God? |
Interactive Bible Studies
- Nahum
- Luke
- 1 Corinthians
Pathway Bible Guides
- Song of Songs
- 1 Peter