By: Tania Harris
What plans have you had cancelled due to the coronavirus? My plans for the next four months have been completely wiped out. Continue reading “Good News in A Pandemic of Failed Plans”
Good News in A Pandemic of Failed Plans
Is There an End to Infectious Disease?
By: City Bible Forum
Infectious disease is the topic of conversation at the moment. We explore the challenges and risks of infectious disease, vaccines and a hope for the future. A timely conversation to mark the three year anniversary of Bigger Questions Continue reading “Is There an End to Infectious Disease?”
Watching ‘A Dog’s Journey’, You Do Wonder Who These Movies Are For
By: Laura Bennett
Based on the books by W. Bruce Cameron, A Dog’s Journey follows on from the 2017 release A Dog’s Purpose. We’re reintroduced to Bailey, a beautiful pup who’s learning to discover his purpose over a series of lifetimes with different owners.
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Tim Fischer Remembered as A Spiritual Man, of “Gentle Strength” and Deep Faith
By: Clare Bruce
Tim Fischer is being remembered as a man of deep spirituality and resolve, as politicians and journalists pay tribute to the former Deputy Prime Minister who recently died of leukaemia.
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Why Christians Should Not Be Optimists
By: Akos Balogh
I’ve noticed people aren’t as optimistic about the future these days. In our post 9-11, post-GFC, post-Trump era, people are increasingly anxious. Optimism no longer abounds – at least not like it used to. Continue reading “Why Christians Should Not Be Optimists”
A Simple Tool to Help You Make Sense of Life
By: Sheridan Voysey
According to the experts, writing in a journal can help you reduce stress, increase creativity, solve problems, and manage conflict. Continue reading “A Simple Tool to Help You Make Sense of Life”
The God Who Redeems
Believers love to tell stories of how God miraculously intervened to save someone from tragedy. It’s good to share these stories. However, they’re also one of the reasons why some non-believers reject Christianity: because they know that’s not what life is like at all. Continue reading “The God Who Redeems”
Hope for Those With Little Faith
Let me confess something about myself. I’m not some kind of model Christian. By nature I’m a pessimist and a worrier. Often, little things cause me stress. Continue reading “Hope for Those With Little Faith”
Older Men – Afflicted by Hope
By: Anne Rinaudo
To be afflicted by hope seems a contradictory term. How could hope, so full of promise, joy and anticipation be an affliction? Continue reading “Older Men – Afflicted by Hope”
Are Your Jeans Ethical? How to Help Stamp Out Slavery
By: Clare Bruce
It’s disturbing to think that many big clothing brands still don’t really know if the workers making their fashion products, are being paid properly or treated well. Continue reading “Are Your Jeans Ethical? How to Help Stamp Out Slavery”