When it comes to global poverty, it can feel at times like we’re fighting a losing battle. Countless organisations across the world are committed to changing the lot of the poor, yet still in many nations, poverty prevails. But it doesn’t have to be that way, according to Dr Jayakumar Christian. He’s the national director… Continue reading Fighting Poverty in India
Leighton Ford has lived a remarkable life. 30 years spent preaching with Billy Graham, he’s led many to a personal faith in Christ, mentored hundreds of young leaders, and now, at 79, devotes his time to prayer, writing and one-to-one counsel. His new book is called The Attentive Life and is reflective guide on listening to… Continue reading Leighton Ford talks about listening to God through lifes seasons
Do you have a story that you’ve always thought the world should know? A life experience that could make great reading, or even great TV? Well now’s your chance to share it – in The Making of Modern Australia. This is a peoples’ history project, that involves both a website and a TV series. And… Continue reading The Making of Modern Australia
Katrina Roe discussing talking spiritual issues with your children.
Jenny Baxter from Christian Woman Magazine reviewing the book series Teen Talk.
Troy and Ed discuss with Aaron and Dan real life issues facing married couples.
The great orators of history, who have educated, inspired and persuaded, have left this world a little different for good or ill. How have they changed history and why were their speeches so effective? That’s what Alan Whiticker, author of Speeches That Reshaped the World, is here to answer.
In December last year, Federal Attorney-General Robert McClelland launched the National Human Rights Consultation to seek community views on human rights in Australia. One proposal of that Consultation, promoted strongly in some quarters, is a Charter of Humans Rights. Sounds fair enough, who would say a list of human rights is a bad thing. Well,… Continue reading Does Australia need a Charter of Human Rights?
In 1987, a group of English dairy farmers with a mutual love for Africa, had an outlandish idea. “Let’s put some of our cows on a plane,” they thought, “and send them to needy African families. And let’s send pregnant cows so when they give birth, there’ll be another animal to give away to a… Continue reading English Cows Save African Lives
A consultation is underway to explore whether Australia needs a Charter of Human Rights. Former NSW Premier Bob Carr, and Australian Christian Lobby head Jim Wallace, explain why they’re opposed to the idea.
David Bragg of Send-A-Cow shares how the simple idea of sending dairy cows to needy families in Africa, turned into a major charity changing thousands of lives each year.
Author Alan Whiticker speaks about his new book on history’s great orators. He explores some of the most memorable speeches, and how they changed the world for both good and evil.
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