New research shows most Christian people are supportive of social justice but only 13 per cent actively engage in campaigning for justice. National Coordinator of Micah Challenge John Beckett talks about why people tend to have a heart for the vulnerable but don’t act on it. He says God wants us to be passionate champions for the cause of justice.
They’re orphaned children advocating for the 50 million orphaned and vulnerable children in Africa. Leader Mark Aikiriza shares the beautiful story and music of the Watoto Children’s Choir as they tour Australia. He talks about their passion to bring hope through song, dance and story.
Author Bill Perkins talks about his twelve week program The Jesus Experiment. He encourages people to walk in the footsteps, and take on the mindset of the most significant man in history, Jesus Christ. He says all participants will see a profound change in their lives.
Human condition guru Lyn Worsley continues her series on empty nesters. This week she talks about how mentoring plays a role in dealing with the circumstances.
Film critic Ben McEachen reviews Brad Pitt’s latest movie World War Z. He talks about why zombies remain so popular on the big screen and draws links between the undead and Christians understanding of life, death and resurrection.
Social media guru Steve Kryger talks about why we share so much online and the effect of doing so. He also talks about the role of controversy in marketing.
Book guru Kara Martin reviews Hearing God by Dallas Willard. She says it’s all about developing a conversational relationship with God and avoid being spiritually shallows and self obsessed.
Sports guru Elka Whalan talks about the latest in Australian sport including the upcoming Origin 2 and the current controversies in the NRL. She also talks about what the positives that will come from the Socceroos third consecutive qualification into the World Cup.
Morning Devotions is for those curious about the Christian faith and who want to explore Christian issues that relate to their daily life.
Human condition guru Lyn Worsley continues her series on empty nesters. This week she talks about how mentoring plays a role in dealing with the circumstances.
In the modern-day mesh of family life with technology, how do we sustain a healthy home?
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