By: Joni Boyd
Schoolies has been a traditional way to celebrate finishing school for generations. Continue reading “Schoolies: Red Frogs’ 10 Top Tips for Parents”
Schoolies: Red Frogs’ 10 Top Tips for Parents
Aodhán King on Working with Lauren Daigle and New Single ‘Without You’
By: Steff Willis
It takes guts, passion, and a clear vision to step out on your own — something Aodhán King knows all too well. Continue reading “Aodhán King on Working with Lauren Daigle and New Single ‘Without You’”
Are You Affected by Shame? Here’s How to Build ‘Shame Resiliency’
By: Michelle Nortje
I recently finished reading Brené Brown’s “Gifts of Imperfection” (2010) and found it to be surprisingly relevant to so many of my clients’ and friends’ narratives. Continue reading “Are You Affected by Shame? Here’s How to Build ‘Shame Resiliency’”
Rethinking Evangelism and How We Can All Share Our Faith
By: Steff Willis
Evangelism. For many, the word evokes a spectrum of emotions and perceptions, from enthusiasm to discomfort. Continue reading “Rethinking Evangelism and How We Can All Share Our Faith”
Saoirse Ronan Tugs the Heartstrings in Wartime Flick, ‘Blitz’
By: Michael Walsh
British director Steve McQueen (not to be confused with the famed actor of the same name) is no stranger to historical epics. Continue reading “Saoirse Ronan Tugs the Heartstrings in Wartime Flick, ‘Blitz’”
The Organisation That’s Empowering Veterans for Business Success
By: Helping Hands TV
Successful veteran businesses deliver many social benefits to ex-servicemen and women, their families and in many communities across Australia, according to Tim Lewis, a retired Royal Australian Air Force member and a veteran entrepreneur. Continue reading “The Organisation That’s Empowering Veterans for Business Success”
Running Red Lights
By: Stephen McAlpine
I’m teaching my 16 year old son to drive. Continue reading “Running Red Lights”
Going Local, and the 100-Mile Radius
By: Grace Fatchen
Why is ‘going local’ so important and what exactly does it look like? Continue reading “Going Local, and the 100-Mile Radius”
When the World is Divided: Lean on the ‘Offensive and Liberating’ Peace of God
By: Al Stewart
After the US election result, depending on who you were gunning for, you might have felt elated and optimistic. Continue reading “When the World is Divided: Lean on the ‘Offensive and Liberating’ Peace of God”
“Why am I Always Angry?” How Relentless To-Do Lists Turn People into Problems
By: Rinet Van Lill
Ever find yourself snapping at someone over something small? Continue reading ““Why am I Always Angry?” How Relentless To-Do Lists Turn People into Problems”