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07.03.2010
Objections Overruled
Romans 3:1-9
Lewis Roderick
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28.02.2010
A Matter of the Heart
Romans 2:12-29
Pete Greasley
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21.02.2010
The Inevitable and Inescapable Day of Judgement
Romans 2:1-11
Dave Taylor
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1.	Why is Christchurch called “Christchurch”?
2.	How old is Christchurch?
3.	What % of Christchurch is Male/Female? Married/Single? Young/Old?
4.	Is Christchurch part of a denomination?
5.	How are the Christchurch pastors held accountable?
6.	Who ensures the finances are being handled correctly?
7.	Are there women leaders at Christchurch?
8.	What if I disagree with Christchurch’s position on...?
9.	Why does Christchurch use the ESV translation of the Bible?
10.	What does it mean to be “Essentially Reformed”?
11.	How can Christchurch be both Reformed and Charismatic?

9. Why does Christchurch use the ESV translation of the Bible?

There are many translations that we appreciate and enjoy. The ESV (English Standard Version or as Pete Greasley says: “Essentially Sound Version”!) is our choice because we find it the best translation to use in a public setting for expository preaching. Simply, the ESV tends to translate the Hebrew and Greek in a more literal way than many of the more ‘dynamic equivalent’ versions of today. But you can come to our meetings with any bible you want…or no bible at all!