We’re all feeling a little caged right now in the midst of this global pandemic. Maybe you’re someone who usually volunteers their time at a regular local community event or for an organisation? You can still volunteer your time from home and have a good social impact.
John Beckett of Seed Academy says the current season is an opportunity to recalibrate, and he’s launched a short-course to help organisations ‘Reimagine’.
Doubt can be part of our faith journey. When all around us seems to be falling apart, we may doubt and need to be reassured. Jesus is still the Lord.
As far as theology goes, The Healer isn’t exactly your Sunday morning sermon, but it’s feel-good tone and spiritual inclinations offer a nice online escape with a hint of wisdom.
Samaritan’s Purse is responding around the world to the COVID-19 pandemic, with two Australians deployed at emergency field hospitals in Italy.
Josh McDowell, author of ‘More Than a Carpenter’ and ‘Evidence That Demands a Verdict’, talks about faith, and about sharing hope in uncertain times.
We still live in an east-of-Eden world. But it will not last forever. Our exile, our banishment has ended in principle. We await its ending in practice.
Parramatta Mission’s Meals Plus is entirely funded by the community. They receive no government funding, therefore, to continue supporting people at risk through this unprecedented season, they need your support to ensure their essential work continues.
‘Banjo’ Paterson’s role in the Anzac battalions has slipped to obscurity, perhaps because – mysteriously – he wrote very little about it.
Change is both necessary and inevitable in Christian living. We don’t stay as infants in the faith: a childlike faith does not mean a childish faith.
You can use your teen’s desire for independence as a weapon for good so that they can be part of the global pandemic solution, not part of the problem.
Here are 6 tips to help your child understand and process why their school fete, disco, sport events and play dates are being cancelled.
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