By: Russ Matthews
⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ (out of 5 stars) Continue reading “White Bird – A Beautifully Tragic Tale Worth Discovering”
White Bird – A Beautifully Tragic Tale Worth Discovering
Are Schools Ignoring Bullying?
By: Bec Harris
Bullying is an ongoing issue in schools, and when parents feel like the school isn’t doing enough, emotions can run high. A recent case in South Australia highlighted this when a mother stormed into her child’s classroom to confront the students bullying her daughter. Continue reading “Are Schools Ignoring Bullying?”
Nature, Nurture; Genes or Environment; Free Will or Predestination?
By: Brian Harris
It was my very first assignment at University. The topic: “Discuss the nature, nurture controversy.” It was an interesting start to my academic career. Continue reading “Nature, Nurture; Genes or Environment; Free Will or Predestination?”
Travels of a Wimpy Mum – Book Review
By: Brittany Garcia
Vanessa Foran records her thoughts as she travels the Australian Outback in a camper trailer with her husband and three young children. Continue reading “Travels of a Wimpy Mum – Book Review”
The Vibe Shift: What Does It Mean For The Gospel?
By: Stephen McAlpine
The Ducks Have All Lined Up
All of the conservative ducks have lined up in a row. Did you notice? The cultural and political vibe has shifted? Have you felt it? Continue reading “The Vibe Shift: What Does It Mean For The Gospel?”
3 Keys to Lasting Love
By: Sabrina Peters
In a world where so many romances flicker out as quickly as they spark, there’s something profoundly beautiful about relationships that endure. Continue reading “3 Keys to Lasting Love”
“We Are Fearfully and Wonderfully Made”: A Call for Churches to Embrace Neurodivergence”
By: Daniel Giles
My name is Daniel Giles, and I’m proudly autistic. Autism for me is another way of being. I see the world differently – but I believe that difference is something to celebrate, not something to fear or overlook. Continue reading ““We Are Fearfully and Wonderfully Made”: A Call for Churches to Embrace Neurodivergence””
‘He Wept for Us’ Discovering Profound Peace After Loss of a Child
By: Laura Bennett
Nine months ago, Big Time Rush star Carlos Penavega and his wife Alexa (Spy Kids, Get Him Back for Christmas) shared the devastating news that their fourth child, daughter Indy Rex, had been born “at rest.” Continue reading “‘He Wept for Us’ Discovering Profound Peace After Loss of a Child”
Happy Galentines! Celebrating Friendship, Empowerment, and Sisterhood
By: Sharon Fitness
Valentine’s Day may traditionally focus on romantic love, but there’s another heartfelt celebration that has been gaining momentum in recent years: Galentine’s Day. Continue reading “Happy Galentines! Celebrating Friendship, Empowerment, and Sisterhood”
Dementia: Let’s Talk About It
By: Joni Boyd
Dementia – it’s a big topic, and one that Dr Amelia Haines and Janet Evans tackle in an interview with Dementia Australia’s CEO Maree McCabe. Continue reading “Dementia: Let’s Talk About It”