By: Adam Marshall
Deep and meaningful romantic attachment is the product, not the catalyst, of a loving relationship. Continue reading “Finding Your Spouse in the Friendzone”
Finding Your Spouse in the Friendzone
What Idolatry Looks like in the 21st Century
By: Alex Cook
I recently read a great book by a well-known American Pastor Timothy Keller called Counterfeit Gods. In it he talks about what Idolatry looks like in our modern world and that it is generally not how most of us think about it. Continue reading “What Idolatry Looks like in the 21st Century”
Older Australians Not Prepared for Their Future Age Care
By: McCrindle
Older Australians desire to remain in their own homes for as long as possible and are prepared to pay for in-home care services to do so. Continue reading “Older Australians Not Prepared for Their Future Age Care”
Surviving the Fortnite Craze: A Guide for Frustrated Parents
By: Clare Bruce
Are you tearing your hair out over your child’s Fortnite gaming habits? Continue reading “Surviving the Fortnite Craze: A Guide for Frustrated Parents”
Crazy Rich Asians: Why You Will Never Be Good Enough for Your Tiger Mother-in-law
By: Sam Chan
Crazy Rich Asians (2018) is currently #1 in box offices all over the world.
At a simple level, this delightful rom-com is an Asian version of My Big Fat Greek Wedding (2002). Continue reading “Crazy Rich Asians: Why You Will Never Be Good Enough for Your Tiger Mother-in-law”
Sweet Potato & Banana Mini Muffins
By: Susan Joy
A perfect snack for toddlers, they have no added sweeteners and get their flavour from fruit and vegetables. A quick and easy recipe, just pop all the ingredients into a blender and whiz, just what busy mums need. They have a moist, fudgy texture and by adding dark chocolate chips or blueberries, the older kids will love them in their school lunchboxes. Continue reading “Sweet Potato & Banana Mini Muffins”
Rusty and Dianne Lawson: Salvos Ministering To Drought Stricken Farmers
By: Anne Rinaudo
The Salvation Army are in drought-affected areas conducting regular visits to farmers and rural communities and helping them in any way they can by distributing food hampers, helping with bill payments and other financial expenses, assisting with farm and household jobs, and providing emotional and practical support. Continue reading “Rusty and Dianne Lawson: Salvos Ministering To Drought Stricken Farmers”
The Storms We Make Ourselves
You may have heard the story of Jesus walking on the sea. But it’s important to understand that there was an important back story… Continue reading “The Storms We Make Ourselves”
Making Mornings Magic
A mum recently had the morning off. Her husband agreed to get the kids set for school, and she took advantage of her newfound freedom by taking a walk around the block. Continue reading “Making Mornings Magic”
“The Shoebox Gave Me All I Need, and That’s Jesus” – the Impact of a Few Tiny Gifts
Above: Kojo’s life was impacted by a box of gifts, when he was a little boy growing up in Ghana.
By: Clare Bruce
If you’ve ever packed a shoebox for Operation Christmas Child, you’ll know the joy of sending a little happiness out into the world at Christmas time, to help a child in need. Continue reading ““The Shoebox Gave Me All I Need, and That’s Jesus” – the Impact of a Few Tiny Gifts”