Search crews have been digging through rubble in the streets of the Lebanese capital, hoping to find survivors of a deadly explosion.
135 people are confirmed dead, dozens are missing, and 5,000 have been injured.
The Pope is calling for prayer for the victims of the explosions in Beirut and for their families.
Prayer services also have been held at Our Lady of Lebanon Cathedral in Harris Park in Sydney’s west.
A kindness mindset tilts us towards seeking to understand what is going on rather than merely judging what is literally confronting us.
For Aaron McManus, host of the TV talk show ‘McManus’, no question is off-limits as he opens up discussions about faith and hot topics of the present day.
The Prime Minister says he’s praying for those caught up in a massive explosion in the Lebanese capital, Beirut.
At least one Australian is among more than 70 people killed.
Thousands of other people have been injured.
It’s not immediately clear what caused the explosion, but it occurred in an area housing highly-explosive materials.
What does it mean to serve God and care for others? And how do we develop a passion for this? John North will focus all this week on this topic.
Our seeking a healthy relationship with God involves similarly seeking a healthy relationship with others. We can’t have one without the other.
We’ve all had that conversation about those families who go out for dinner and then stare at their screens rather than one another.
When TV sports presenter Sam Squiers had daughters, she wanted to start reading them books about girls in sport. There weren’t many… so she wrote one.
The World Health Organisation is warning there might never be a “silver bullet” for Covid-19.
It’s reinforcing the need to practice social distancing, wear masks and regularly was hands.
What does it mean to serve God and care for others? And how do we develop a passion for this? John North will focus all this week on this topic.
Paul speaks of the church finally becoming a spotless church, free of wrinkles or stains. But it is not a present achievement. Rather it is a confident expectation.
A Christian doctor in Texas has labeled a common asthma medication the “silver bullet” for COVID-19, and trials worldwide will find out if he’s right.
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