By: Susan Joy During the cooler weather we look for warm comforting meals to nourish our families. The aromatic spices that flavour this delicious lamb curry, also make your house smell amazing and get those saliva glands working, ready to digest your healthy meal.
One of the greatest commandments God has given us is to love one another. How will the world know about God’s love if we aren’t practising it daily?
Ever felt spiritually low, as though your fire for God has gone a little cold? Join John North in a 10-part series on Rekindling Your Spiritual Fire.
Truly great people don’t aim to be great. They aim to love God and others and as a result are “great” whether they or others know it or not.
If your life is full of noise and hurry, you won’t be able to hear the gentle voice of God. And miss the most important things, right in front of us.
Simon Manchester of St Thomas’ Anglican Church presents a four-part series of messages exploring wisdom from the book of Ecclesiastes in the Bible.
God has made us to seek for ultimate satisfaction. Which can only be found in him, through a personal relationship with his Son, Jesus Christ.
In a world full of bad news, many people ask: why does God let bad things happen? David Reay discusses some of the possible answers.
Does our desire for drama point to something more? Here are five bigger questions to consider after a good Netflix binge.
Our religious routines and rituals may be good in themselves. But not if they cause us to lose sight of the bigger picture. We should be religious about loving Jesus and loving people.
It is so important in today’s world for kids to find their voice, and have it heard. But what if the way they did it was through pranking?
Regarding marriage, many wonder whether they have married “the right person”. The truth is that no-one is the right person. But we can choose to love and grow.
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