By: Sheridan Voysey
I recently sat in a doctor’s office waiting for a routine check-up.
Conflicting Parenting Styles? Essential Parenting Pillars Can Help
By: Laura Bennett
If you’re a family with young children, one of the challenges of family life is negotiating the different parenting styles of you and your partner, and resolving differing opinions when they arise.
Visual and Culinary Delight in ‘The Taste of Things’
By: Russ Matthews
Set on a beautiful country estate in France in the late 1800s, Dodin Bouffant (Benoît Magimel) prepares a meal for those who celebrate fine dining and are willing to pay handsomely for the delicacies.
If You’re Going to Disagree, At Least Do It Well
By: Michael McQueen
We need to learn how to disagree. In today’s culture, we are disagreeing constantly – but we are doing a terrible job of it.
The Hunger that Food Can’t Satisfy
By: Sharon Cooper
The most dangerous time to reach for a snack might be the hour before dinner is served.
Missionaries Murdered: “My Heart is Broken”
By: Mike Crooks
Loved ones are grieving after the shooting deaths of three missionaries in Haiti, including a young couple.
The ‘Three Books of God’ and What They Can Teach Us
By: Brian Harris
If you’re into theology there is a fair chance that you’ve heard about the ‘two books of God’.
The Joy of Being ‘Selfish For Good’
By: Helping Hands
“There is a deep, deep value in being ‘good’ for nothing,” quips Jon Owen, CEO of Wayside Chapel, when talking about volunteers.
How Christians Can Engage in Reconciliation Week
By: Georgia Free
This week is National Reconciliation Week – an opportunity to celebrate and build on the relationships between Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and the wider community.