By: Stephen McAlpine
2: 59:59 That was my goal anyway. My goal for the Perth Marathon. The magical, and elusive, sub three.
Month: January 2020
Queens of Mystery — By the Makers of New Tricks and Doc Martin [TV Review]
By: Laura Bennett
With inquisitive narration and grand, sweeping landscapes, watching the new British crime series Queens of Mystery feels like snuggling up with a good book.
How To Make Millennials Work
By: Michael McQueen
The need for industries and brands to stay relevant to the next generation has always been important, but today it matters more than ever.
Faith Amid the Fires: How Chaplains are Meeting Emotional and Spiritual Needs of Australians
By: Clare Bruce
While emergency services and charities are responding to Australia’s relentless bushfire crisis in practical ways, there’s another army working quietly to meet peoples’ emotional and spiritual needs: the chaplains.
What does Minecraft teach us about God?
By: City Bible Forum
This simple computer game had sold over 125M copies. It’s engaging, versatile, inventive, and puts you in charge. There are character costumes, themed parties, even international MineCon conventions.
The Defining Traits Of The Next Generation
By: McCrindle
Today’s generation of children are different from generations past. They are a mix of Generation Z, those born from 1995 to 2009 and Generation Alpha, those born since 2010.
Talking to Children About the Bushfires
The ongoing bushfires around Australia are extraordinary. We’ve all seen them. Too many have experienced them or had close encounters, either personally or through a friend or loved one.
Do Your Friends See Freedom in You?
By: yesHeis
The cultural conversation of our generation revolves around freedom of choice.
Aussie Olympian Libby Trickett Opens Up About her Mental Health Struggles
By: Katrina Roe
She has won gold at 3 different Olympic Games in 2004, 2008 and 2012; she was the world record holder for the 100 metre freestyle; she is loved across the nation.
People Need Real Not Expert
By: yesHeis
When you think of talking to friends or acquaintances about Jesus and faith, do you feel burdened by the fear of not having the “right” answers to the questions people may have?