By: Joni Boyd
Do you have a location sharing app on your phone? Continue reading “Location Sharing Apps: Some Pros and Cons for Parents to Consider”
Location Sharing Apps: Some Pros and Cons for Parents to Consider
The Highs and Lows of Introverts and Extroverts: Psychologist Insights
By: Chloe Hart
Have you ever wondered why some people feel energised by a night out with friends, while others recharge by curling up with a book at home? Continue reading “The Highs and Lows of Introverts and Extroverts: Psychologist Insights”
10 Years After the Lindt Cafe Siege: Louisa Hope Still Giving Back
By: Mike Crooks
Louisa Hope knows more than most about hardship and pain. Continue reading “10 Years After the Lindt Cafe Siege: Louisa Hope Still Giving Back”
Financing Christmas: A Guide for Christians
By: Alex Cook
For people who base their life on Biblical principals, Christmas begins with understanding that this season is about more than gifts and decorations—it’s a time of reflecting on the birth of Jesus Christ. Continue reading “Financing Christmas: A Guide for Christians”
Tracing the Worldwide Faith Renewal: New Doco Series ‘Encounter’
By: Clare Bruce
Since the early-2000s hype of the ‘New Atheists’ movement went quiet, a renewed interested in spirituality began to take its place in every corner of the globe – and Australia is here for it. Continue reading “Tracing the Worldwide Faith Renewal: New Doco Series ‘Encounter’”
Clashing with Your Teens? 3 Practical Steps for Dealing with Conflict
By: Mikala Sinfield
Parents want to pass on their wisdom, experience and values to their children – but it’s not always easy, particularly when your children are in their teen years. Continue reading “Clashing with Your Teens? 3 Practical Steps for Dealing with Conflict”
Be a Pool Safety Hero – Tips to Save Little Lives This Summer
By: Steff Willis
Not all heroes wear capes! Some wear sunscreen and goggles AND check that their pool is safe. Continue reading “Be a Pool Safety Hero – Tips to Save Little Lives This Summer”
It’s Back to Middle Earth in ‘The Lord of the Rings: The War of the Rohirrim’
By: Russ Matthews
Since the release of Peter Jackson’s epic trilogy of J. R. R. Tolkien’s epic series of The Lord of the Rings, studios have been trying to tap into the magical lore of this vast array of worlds and characters. Continue reading “It’s Back to Middle Earth in ‘The Lord of the Rings: The War of the Rohirrim’”
Leaders: The Problem Isn’t Power, It’s How We Use It
By: Tania Harris
The misuse of power is rampant today – in nations by political leaders, in companies by businesspeople, even in mega-churches by pastors. Continue reading “Leaders: The Problem Isn’t Power, It’s How We Use It”
Blake Proud’s Carrot Cake with Labneh Icing
By: Kourtney Smith
Being buddies with celebrity cook Blake Proud means we get to test his amazing food, and this week he’s given us his recipe for a delicious moist carrot cake, with Labneh style icing. Continue reading “Blake Proud’s Carrot Cake with Labneh Icing”