In this episode, we chat with the fascinating Max Jeganathan who lived the experience of a refugee as a child and found his way into the world of politics serving various Labor ministers in Government before becoming one of Bill Shorten’s advisors in Opposition.
As we are becoming more and more disconnected, empathy can be lost – yet it has the power to save humanity, writes Belinda Bauman.
Jim Wallis is an American writer and justice advocate and president and founder of Sojourners. In this in-depth conversation, Jim Wallis discusses the need for Christians of all persuasions in the west to stop oversimplifying and separating the spiritual and sacred from the material and secular.
I catch buses quite a bit these days. And I find it interesting to hear some of the conversations going on. Last week 2 young guys at the back were chatting away, and up came the question, “Do you have a girlfriend”. “No”. “Why not?” “Because it’s not worth it. Next thing up comes marriage,… Continue reading Marriage – All Downhill?
This week we explore five daily spiritual habits that we will benefit from as Christians, in our spiritual journey with God.
Michael Frost is one of those guys that people seem to really love or really loathe. He has the habit of pushing buttons and for that, he’s copped more than his fair share of criticism says Andrew Palmer host of How in God’s Name Should I Vote?
In this bonus episode, of How in God’s Name Should I Vote? we feature the full interview with John Dickson, founder of the Centre for Public Christianity. In this extended interview, we chat with John about the changing environment for Christians in the public square, how we should use our vote for the benefit of others and not voting tribally.
If retirement is anything like ‘Poms’ portrays, you’ll want to rid yourself of your younger years real quick, and maybe even take up cheerleading.
There are no short cuts to spiritual maturity.
This week we explore five daily spiritual habits that we will benefit from as Christians, in our spiritual journey with God.
Astrophysicist Luke Barnes brings science and faith together in his book, ‘A Fortunate Universe: Life in a Finely Tuned Cosmos’, revealing the unique complexity of our universe.
Join John North all this week as he presents some more of his devotional Bible studies diving into the Psalms. Today, Psalm 111.
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