By: David Maegraith
Christian acts have often sung about roads and journeys. Continue reading “Big Hair Days – Heritage Christian Artists Still Top Charts”
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By: David Maegraith
Christian acts have often sung about roads and journeys. Continue reading “Big Hair Days – Heritage Christian Artists Still Top Charts”
By: Sheridan Voysey
I recently asked my seven year-old nephew what he wanted to be when he grew up. With delightful honesty he said, “I want to be famous!” The reason turned out to be his favourite YouTube celebrity. With their thousands of subscribers and millions of views, he one day hoped to be as popular and entertaining as them. Continue reading “The Polls Say We’re a Generation Looking For Fame. That’s a Problem”
By: Clare Bruce
Beloved etiquette coach June Dally-Watkins is being remembered by generations of Australians as a woman of grace, faith and Godly values, after her death on Saturday night aged 92. Continue reading “Remembering June Dally-Watkins: Style Queen and Woman of Faith”
By: Yvette Cherry
When I was ten years old my family took off travelling around Australia, towing a big old caravan. We often stayed roadside and that was my favourite, but we also stayed in so many caravan parks that I considered myself an expert in the field of Tourist Villages and a town planner of sorts. Continue reading “Asking for God’s Help – Don’t Let the Frogs Pile Up”
By: Laura Bennett
Dogs, men and the mountains are a winning combination for adventure stories about rekindling our wild spirit, and the silent power of friendship. Continue reading “Harrison Ford Taps Into His Vulnerable Side, in ‘Call of the Wild’”
By: Collett Smart
One thing that continually strikes me about the young people I work with is that they really do want to become good men and women who have rich, meaningful relationships. They are just sometimes unsure how to go about it. They need our support and guidance. Continue reading “Developing Relationship Intelligence in Teens”
By: Clare Bruce
When Lauren Daigle sat down to write her hit ballad Rescue, she had in mind a loved one who was struggling with life – making it one of the most personal songs she’s ever recorded. Continue reading “The Raw Emotion You Hear in Lauren Daigle’s ‘Rescue’ – is Personal”
You’ve been on the sidelines of the netball court (or soccer pitch, etc) cheering and encouraging. Continue reading “Winning Or Losing: How To Handle A Bad Sport”
By: Clare Bruce
The original ‘Yellow Wiggle’ Greg Page, who had a brush with death in January, has posted a video urging people to learn CPR, and advocating for more life-saving Automatic External Defibrillators (AED machines) to be kept in public places. Continue reading “Original Yellow Wiggle Greg Page Urges: “Learn CPR””
By: Susan Joy
Easy and delicious Chicken Nuggets with a nut-free, lightly seasoned coating. I created this recipe with children in mind so they can enjoy a yummy, healthy school lunch (it’s been taste tested by my grandkids and passed with flying colours). Continue reading “Chicken Nuggets (Nut-Free)”