Male and Female Differences
David Pawson’s message “Male and Female Differences” explores biblical distinctions between men and women. He argues men are designed for responsibility and leadership, women for responsiveness, citing physical, psychological, and spiritual differences. Pawson emphasises complementary roles in marriage, church, and society, advocating male headship while affirming women’s equal value and gifts.
Men for God
In “Men for God,” David Pawson highlights the Bible’s emphasis on men as leaders and disciples, yet today’s churches often focus on women and children. He examines the reasons, gender differences, men’s daily work as Christian service, and effective discipleship for men. Available as a book and free multi-part video series.
The Challenge of Islam to Christians
David Pawson’s “The Challenge of Islam to Christians” is his most sobering prophetic message, warning that moral decline in the UK has created a spiritual vacuum likely filled by Islam over Christianity. Available as a book and multi-part video series, it urges the Church to embody Reality, Relationship, and Righteousness.
Hell Testimonies Complitaion
A chilling compilation of hell testimonies from former atheists, pastors, and everyday people who died and returned. They describe a literal, conscious place of unimaginable darkness, heat, demonic torture, regret, and eternal separation from God—warning that only Jesus saves, and most are deceived into thinking “I’m not that bad.”
Is John 3:16 the Gospel?
David Pawson writes: John 3:16 is often referred to as ‘the gospel in a nutshell’. I believe it is one of the most mistranslated verses in the Bible. Like most Christians I totally misunderstood the verse. So I am warning you now that I may spoil John 3:16 for you for the rest of your […]
LifeChurch Kid’s Media – Early Childhood
Life Church offers free kid’s media resources for churches. These include age-appropriate videos, curriculum, and teaching materials to engage and educate children in a fun and impactful way.
LifeChurch Kid’s Media – Ages 5-8
Life Church offers free Konnect (1st – 3rd Grade) resources for churches. These resources include engaging videos, age-appropriate curriculum, and teaching materials designed to help children in this age group grow spiritually and connect with their faith in a fun and meaningful way.
LifeChurch Kid’s Media – Ages 9-11
Life Church offers Loop (4th – 6th Grade) resources for churches. These resources include engaging videos, age-appropriate curriculum, and teaching materials designed to help young people in these age groups connect with their faith and grow spiritually in an interactive and enjoyable way.
Superbook
“Superbook” is an animated series that brings Bible stories to life for children. Produced by CBN, it follows Chris, Joy, and their time-traveling robot friend, Gizmo, as they embark on adventures through the Bible. The show combines engaging storytelling with high-quality animation, aiming to teach important lessons from Scripture to young viewers. “Superbook” has gained […]
Good Boundaries and Goodbyes
Explore healthy relationships with Lysa TerKeurst, guiding you through Biblical boundary-setting and emotional wisdom to navigate relational struggles without losing your essence. Understand when to say goodbye, navigate tough relational questions, and implement practical strategies for maintaining your own emotional health in the face of relational difficulties. Available as a video message and ebook.
Trust: Knowing When to Give It, When to Withhold It, How to Earn It, and How to Fix It When It Gets Broken
Henry Cloud’s eBook “Trust: Knowing When to Give It, When to Withhold It, How to Earn It, and How to Fix It When It Gets Broken,” delves into the critical role of trust in relationships. Cloud outlines five foundational aspects necessary for cultivating and repairing trust for successful interpersonal dynamics. Additionally, check out a YouTube […]
Society’s Active Rejection of God
In his message “This Is How Our Society Is ACTIVELY Rejecting God,” Martyn Iles discusses society’s shift towards naturalistic secularism, leading to a suppression of God’s reality. He argues that modern culture has replaced divine reverence with a focus on identity, veering towards what he terms ‘woke paganism.’
