There is a reason we love television shows and movies that focus on a group of friends. Continue reading “Friends and Why We Need Them”
What’s Even Better Than a Self-Stacking Dishwasher?
By: Sam Chan
We all know the feeling – we go to put a dirty cup into the dishwasher… but, ‘aaaaaargh!’ – the dishwasher is full of clean dishes. It still needs to be unstacked. Continue reading “What’s Even Better Than a Self-Stacking Dishwasher?”
How Do We Know We Are Human?
By: Sam Chan
Lately I’ve been re-listening to “Human” – the 2008 song by The Killers. Continue reading “How Do We Know We Are Human?”
Vinyl is Back – Just Like the Christian Faith
By: Stephen McAlpine
Our daughter’s just turned 21. We bought her a new turntable, with speakers and plenty of vinyl records. Vinyl’s made a comeback – big time. Seems there’s something magical, and tangible, about it. Continue reading “Vinyl is Back – Just Like the Christian Faith”
8 Glasses of Water… A Myth
By: Sam Chan, God in 60 Seconds
Did you know it’s a myth that we have to drink 8 glasses of water a day? Continue reading “8 Glasses of Water… A Myth”
Sesame Street and Jesus
By: Russ Matthews, God in 60 Seconds
Today’s God in 60 Seconds is brought to you by the letter S. Come on, admit it, who doesn’t love Sesame Street. Grover, Ernie and Big Bird are great. Continue reading “Sesame Street and Jesus”
How Are You at Being Thankful?
Modern psychology research indicates that people who regularly give thanks are happier. Continue reading “How Are You at Being Thankful?”
Why is Petrol $2 Per Litre?
By: Sam Chan
The price of petrol recently skyrocketed to over $2 per litre. How can this be?
“Deeply Crazy” – A Way to Better Relationships
By: Robert Martin, God in 60 Seconds
How do we have better relationships? Atheist philosopher Alain de Botton is critical of the notion, popular today, that claims that people are basically good and ‘angelic by nature’ because he says that this view of people is ‘highly troubling for relationships’. Continue reading ““Deeply Crazy” – A Way to Better Relationships”
A Radical Approach to Annoying Colleagues
By: City Bible Forum
It’s often said the hardest part of any job is not the job itself, but the people we work with. Continue reading “A Radical Approach to Annoying Colleagues”