By: Michael McQueen
As innovations continue to proliferate, technology is being increasingly integrated with the human body. Continue reading “4 Ways We Will Wear Tomorrow’s Wearable Tech”
4 Ways We Will Wear Tomorrow’s Wearable Tech
“A Good Night’s Sleep Starts as Soon as We Wake Up,” Says Sleep Researcher
By: Amy Cheng
The amount of light we’re exposed to during the day can impact our quality of sleep, an academic researching circadian systems has said.
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Your Kingdom or God’s Kingdom?
You may not know it, but you have a kingdom. Yes, it’s your kingdom. But it might not be the one you are thinking of. Continue reading “Your Kingdom or God’s Kingdom?”
The ‘Slap’ – A Reflection on a Moment of Public Humiliation
By: Stephen McAlpine
Last week, a man humiliated another man and his wife in front of a crowd of people. The humiliated man was me. Continue reading “The ‘Slap’ – A Reflection on a Moment of Public Humiliation”
$1 Billion Upgrade: A Plan for Australia’s Digital Workforce
By: Michael Crooks
Among everything the pandemic has taught the world is the importance of digital technology in everyday life.
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Grief and Growing up Explored in ‘The Adam Project’
By: City Bible Forum
Some film projects can be labelled as ‘getting the band back together.’ The Adam Project has the production team of Free Guy connecting with the world of 13 Going on 30. Continue reading “Grief and Growing up Explored in ‘The Adam Project’”
The History and Future of Leadership: How Times Have Changed
By: McCrindle
When you think of great leaders, who do you envision? Martin Luther King? Mother Theresa? Greta Thunberg? In life, leaders take many forms. From those who influence us daily to sporting coaches, mentors and political leaders. Continue reading “The History and Future of Leadership: How Times Have Changed”
True Crime and Faith, in ‘Evil Good’ – the Feature Film Debut of Hillsong Channel
By: Laura Bennett
The true crime genre has taken off in recent years. In the last few months alone we’ve seen people get duped through online dating (The Tinder Swindler), cheated out of multiple millions by cunning imposters (Inventing Anna) and have their lives put at risk by those employed to save them (Dr. Death).
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A Fatal Flaw at The Heart of Evolutionary Morality
By: Akos Balogh
Our secular culture often uses Evolution to explain why we’re moral creatures. It’s popularised by thinkers like evolutionary Psychologist Jonathan Haidt or author Steven Pinker.
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9 Ideas for Screen Time Balance
By: Collett Smart
Nature is known to provide cognitive benefits and enhance our overall physical and mental wellbeing. Yet, for some tweens, spending too much time on technology, sees them not getting enough exercise or spending enough time outdoors. So how do we help our young people create a healthy screen time balance? Continue reading “9 Ideas for Screen Time Balance”