Eddie Woo’s classroom has gone beyond the school grounds. In 2012, one of his students was undergoing cancer treatment so he began uploading video lessons.
Eddie Woo’s classroom has gone beyond the school grounds. In 2012, one of his students was undergoing cancer treatment so he began uploading video lessons.
Jesus followers are broken human beings who are being mended by the grace of God. We are his valuable masterpieces capable of much good.
Michael McQueen says today’s church and business leaders need to have good character and earn peoples’ trust, if they want to have success.
Darrin Batchelor is a policeman whose daughter was diagnosed with Leukaemia. He’s now encouraging police officers to skydive for cancer research.
Anita Savage, former ABC journalist and Hope 103.2’s news director, lifts the lid on journalism, and the story she worked on that’s impacted her most.
Even those who claim to worship the God of the Bible can have their own idea of him. God made us in his image. We are not to make him in our own image.
Growing up the daughter of one of the world’s leading Christian pop bands of the 90s, it’s no surprise Elle Limebear has emerged as an artist in her own right.
John North’s great passion is to open up the Bible and its treasures to people of faith. All of this week, he takes us on a journey through some of its most famous passages.
As followers of Jesus, life gives us opportunities to love Jesus and others. But death has its gains: we go to be with Christ which is far better for us.
Darlene Zschech’s 1000 Meals Project, powered by helping hands from her church, Hope UC, offers free home-cooked meals to those facing cancer treatment.
‘Beautifully Broken’ goes beyond the photo-on-the-fridge, telling the powerful true story of families transformed through child sponsorship—and forgiveness.
In 4 years, Christopher Shacht travelled to 45 nations, without any flights, credit cards, or backup plans. He discovered a newfound faith along the way…
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