When life seems to overwhelm us, never forget to remember that God is great. And never forget to remember that we know that not by philosophy but by history.
When life seems to overwhelm us, never forget to remember that God is great. And never forget to remember that we know that not by philosophy but by history.
The Meg is unashamedly B-grade and pure fun for an international audience, being the brainchild of both US and Chinese producers. Making it perfect for when you want a bit of a scare, but still want to get back in the water one day.
Being cold and callous means you don’t have feelings for others—you’re number 1, having a ‘get out of my way’ attitude. Tender-hearted people have a natural ability to empathise with others, to feel what they are feeling. But hard-hearted people, by contrast, can look at people who are hurting and say, I wonder what their problem is?
Our conversation with author Meredith Lake is one of our favourites. The book we spoke about tells the story of the Bible’s widespread influence in Australia’s cultural history, It has just won the 2018 Australian Christian Book of the Year!
Listen: Ian Lyons in conversation with Stephen O’Doherty. Retired pastoralist Ian Lyons, from Molong in Central West NSW, has been on the land most of his life and he has seen droughts, floods and disease before. He is also a Christian Pastor and has learnt an important mantra from his dual roles. The most important… Continue reading Even with Dust Swirling and Stock Calling for Feed, Don’t Make Your Farm An Idol
Australia is now home to 25 million people and no one could be more excited than founder of McCrindle Research, and well-known data lover, Mark McCrindle. On Open House, Stephen O’Doherty asked if he sat up late to watch the “population clock” tick over.
Salvation Army Rural Chaplains, Rusty and Dianne Lawson have been hitting the dusty back roads of northern NSW. They are extending to drought stricken farmers the practical and spiritual help the Salvos bring to every situation.
We spoke to Roger Woodward ahead of a concert at the Riverside Theatre in Parramatta. He is recognised by the National Trust as a National Living Treasure.
With its new series ‘Insatiable’, Netflix is missing an opportunity to offer young people a healthy message about true body confidence.
How can parents help kids adjust to a cross-country move? Author Susan Miller offers advice to help make the transition as smoothly as possible.
Caroline Cox qualified as a nurse, graduated as a social scientist and in 1982 was made a life peer. Baroness Caroline Cox of Queensbury is a Christian, and sits in the House of Lords. She is also a passionate advocate for human rights and the rights of women especially. She is the founder of the Humanitarian AId Relief Trust (HART) and is actively engaged with their work around the world in Africa, Eastern Europe and in Timor Leste.
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