By: Dr Desmond Ford
“This, then, is how you should pray: Continue reading “The Gospels and The Lord’s Prayer”
The Gospels and The Lord’s Prayer
The Renewed Search For Meaning
By: McCrindle
A major event like a pandemic can cause a reassessment of life. From relationships to work and even where people live. As a result of extended lockdowns, people have realised that a slower pace of life and return to a simpler life is desirable. Continue reading “The Renewed Search For Meaning”
Holiday Reading Recommendations 2021
By: Georgia Free
With many people taking a break over Christmas, librarian Nicole Yule has a number of holiday reading recommendations. Continue reading “Holiday Reading Recommendations 2021”
Watoto Children’s Choir Will Bring You Joy This Christmas
By: Ally Barnes
If you haven’t heard of the Watoto Children’s Choir, they’re a travelling choir made up of former child soldiers and orphans from Uganda and South Sudan. Continue reading “Watoto Children’s Choir Will Bring You Joy This Christmas”
Mahalia Barnes on Music, Christmas and What Makes Jimmy Barnes Cry
By: Katrina Roe
Mahalia Barnes is music royalty in Australia. Her career started when she was just a kid, performing with the Tin Lids. Thirty years later, that record still features in the Barnes family Christmas celebrations. Continue reading “Mahalia Barnes on Music, Christmas and What Makes Jimmy Barnes Cry”
Matthew West’s New Album Sums Up Another Pandemic Year: ‘We Need Christmas’
By: Laura Bennett
After what’s been a wild couple of years, Grammy-nominated recording artist Matthew West is encouraging people to embrace not only the “Christmas cheer” but the restorative message of the gospel it celebrates. Continue reading “Matthew West’s New Album Sums Up Another Pandemic Year: ‘We Need Christmas’”
When God Says No
By: Sabrina Peters
Have you ever wanted something so badly or prayed for something for a really long time and it just felt like God said, no. I know I have! Probably more times than I can count. Continue reading “When God Says No”
Too Good to Waste: How the Circular Economy Is Reshaping Consumption
By: Michael McQueen
Within a society driven by capitalist aims – efficiency, accumulation, profits – the endless innovation of new products is a worthy practice. Keeping consumers keen for new products is key, and so the clever marketing, regular new releases and planned obsolescence begin. After all, why would a customer buy a new product if they are satisfied with what they have? Continue reading “Too Good to Waste: How the Circular Economy Is Reshaping Consumption”
Needtobreathe’s Josh Lovelace Has Redefined Success and It’s Not More Awards
By: Laura Bennett
In Needtobreathe’s 20-year music history, they’ve won Dove Awards, have been Grammy nominated, toured with Taylor Swift, headlined sold-out shows at iconic music venues around the world, and still continue to be “a rock n’ roll band from South Carolina” who write songs for fans to live by. Continue reading “Needtobreathe’s Josh Lovelace Has Redefined Success and It’s Not More Awards”
Pandemic Pain: Survey Reveals Australian Youths’ Biggest Worries
By: Michael Crooks
In what may not come as a surprise, COVID-19 tops the worry list of young Australians. Continue reading “Pandemic Pain: Survey Reveals Australian Youths’ Biggest Worries”