By: Mike Crooks
Pope Francis has opened the generational event, calling Christians to seek hope in their lives, and search for new beginnings. Continue reading “Jubilee 2025: “A New Beginning””
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By: Mike Crooks
Pope Francis has opened the generational event, calling Christians to seek hope in their lives, and search for new beginnings. Continue reading “Jubilee 2025: “A New Beginning””
Have you ever thought to yourself, I’m just not creative? Over the years, I have had many people tell me they don’t have a creative bone in their body. Continue reading “Creativity is Not for Everyone – You Should Create Anyway!”
By: Thomas Cheeseman
Did you make a New Year’s Resolution? Are you finding, a month in, that you are already off track? Continue reading “New Year, Old Me? Not Living Up to Our 2025 Resolutions”
By: Russ Matthews
⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ (out of 5 stars) Continue reading “White Bird – A Beautifully Tragic Tale Worth Discovering”
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?”
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?”
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”
By: Stephen McAlpine
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?”
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”
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””