By: Max Jeganathan
A group of trainee recruits are about to finish their intensive daily workout. Continue reading “Superheroes: Imaginary Pointers to Something Real”
Superheroes: Imaginary Pointers to Something Real
Why Don’t Motorcyclists Nod to Scooters?
By: Sam Chan
When I’m on my motorbike I nod to other motorcyclists and they nod back. Continue reading “Why Don’t Motorcyclists Nod to Scooters?”
Podcasting: Is This the Next Testament?
By: Peter Court
I’ve been enjoying a lot of podcasts. Isn’t everyone? Continue reading “Podcasting: Is This the Next Testament?”
Why Are My Allergies Trying to Kill Me?
By: Sam Chan
My allergies have been playing up – runny nose, itchy eyes. Aaargh-Chew! Continue reading “Why Are My Allergies Trying to Kill Me?”
Let’s Talk About The Voice – and the Christian Ideas It Raises
By: City Bible Forum
A national conversation is taking place in Australia at the moment in the lead up to an historic event. Continue reading “Let’s Talk About The Voice – and the Christian Ideas It Raises”
Do I Really Need to Do 10,000 Steps Per Day?
By: Sam Chan
My fitness tracker wants me to do 10,000 steps every day. Continue reading “Do I Really Need to Do 10,000 Steps Per Day?”
Is Jesus a Motorbike or Scooter Guy?
By: Sam Chan
When you ride a motorbike – you should wear full protective gear. All the Gear. All the time! Continue reading “Is Jesus a Motorbike or Scooter Guy?”
‘Jesus Revolution’ – The Impact of the Bible’s Message on a Generation
By: Russ Matthews
Outside of Christian circles, Greg Laurie may not be a household name. Still, his impact has been significant in Southern California and the United States over the years. Continue reading “‘Jesus Revolution’ – The Impact of the Bible’s Message on a Generation”
The Gospel According To Lorde
By: Akos Balogh
Recently, I took my teenage daughter and her friend to hear the singer Lorde in concert. Continue reading “The Gospel According To Lorde”
‘The Birds’ and the Rising Cost of Living
By: Max Jeganathan
Wars, earthquakes, national security, elections. As ever, there’s plenty to fan the flames of anxiety. Continue reading “‘The Birds’ and the Rising Cost of Living”