By: Michael Crooks
While deployed in the Middle East, Haydn Lea felt a calling from a much higher rank. Continue reading “From Soldier to Servant: An Australian’s Journey from Conflict to Chaplaincy”
What Covid Taught Me About the Embarrassing Parts in the Bible
By: Sam Chan
I like to use the Bible in One Year reading program. It’s an easy way to read the whole bible in one year. Continue reading “What Covid Taught Me About the Embarrassing Parts in the Bible”
He’s a God Who Whispers, Because He’s a God Who’s Close
By: Sabrina Peters
God is always speaking, the question is are we listening?
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Why Your Stuff Isn’t Worth Worshipping
Let’s face it, we have too much stuff! Even more than that, our stuff is taking over our lives. We think that our stuff improves the quality of our lives, when instead, it’s taking it away. In fact, it’s even destroying our lives! Wouldn’t your life be simpler if you had less stuff? Wouldn’t your life be better? Continue reading “Why Your Stuff Isn’t Worth Worshipping”
The Most Forgiving People
The most forgiven people should be the most forgiving. Continue reading “The Most Forgiving People”
Grace Is a Free Gift, Not a Free Pass
By: Sabrina Peters
Jesus came to give us a new life, not a new excuse! Continue reading “Grace Is a Free Gift, Not a Free Pass”
Why I’ll Never Stop Asking Questions About My Faith
By: Jennie Scott
My faith looks like a drama in three parts.
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How I Would Have Handled the Resurrection
There are many things that are odd about the resurrection of Jesus, but then again there were many things that are odd about his ministry and his death.
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How Grace Comes
The world really doesn’t have a definition for grace other than “smoothness and eloquence of movement.” Continue reading “How Grace Comes”
Changing My Mind about Women in Church Leadership
By: Yvette Cherry
As a devout 12-year-old Christian, I remember thinking the Vicar of Dibley was a woman in sin. How could a woman be clergy? I used to change the channel as soon as the show came on, rolling my eyes at the sacrilege being acted out. Continue reading “Changing My Mind about Women in Church Leadership”