By: Melody Tan
Yelling at children—especially younger kids—appears to be effective. They stop whatever they’re doing (or not meant to be doing) and start obeying you.
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Easter’s Everlasting Gift
By: Tyler Fisher
Easter is celebrated in various ways: indulging in chocolate, enjoying the company of family and friends, taking time to relax on the public holiday, and (or) the remembrance of the most brutal death in history.
How Much Grace? Always More
By: Stephen McAlpine
We’d been unpacking boxes for a while on Tuesday after a frantic day of delivery on Monday to our new place in Sydney.
How to ‘Deserve’ God’s Help
It’s easy to think that God helps those people who most deserve his help.
What Covid Taught Me About the Embarrassing Parts in the Bible
By: Sam Chan
I like to use the Bible in One Year reading program. It’s an easy way to read the whole bible in one year.
How Grace Comes
The world really doesn’t have a definition for grace other than “smoothness and eloquence of movement.”
The Balance Myth
By: Sabrina Peters
I regularly find people saying to me, “I just don’t know how you balance it all?”.
God’s No Dictator, He’ll Only Go Where He’s Invited
By: Sabrina Peters
God’s no dictator, he won’t force his way into any area of your life. He’ll wait until he’s invited.
How to Live a Life of Worth
A friend of mine often says that we need to live for a good funeral. None of us are going to avoid a funeral of some sort, and we get to decide how our funeral will be. I’ve been to funerals which have quite frankly been horrifically bleak, and I’ve been to funerals where a life of true worth has been remembered.