In Ethiopia people with a disability are often referred to simply as the label for their condition. Jane Edge CEO of CBM was delighted on a recent visit when a person the aid organisation helped excitedly told her, “They call me by my name now. I’m not called lame anymore.”
W. Paul Young, NY Times Best Selling Author of the Shack, was in denial. Sexually abused as a child, he says he learned to “hide everything”. It nearly ruined his marriage. How did this self-confessed Prodigal find forgiveness and repair his marriage and life?
Until this week, a world without single-use plastic bags seemed unfathomable. But from yesterday, Woolworths removed these from their stores permanently, with Coles and IGA Stores to follow suit from July 1, 2018.
If you’re thinking of visiting any of the 1300 refugees living behind bars in Australia’s detention centres, you’d better know the rules. They’re getting tougher all the time.
Climate research is the latest example of science being questioned by some in the name of religion. However Dr Chris Mulherin says that science and faith are not in opposition. He says that climate science helps inform Christians about responsible stewardship.
Has Australia’s offshore detention of children on former phosphate island, Nauru, caused us to lose our moral compass. World Vision CEO Clare Rodgers thinks so.
Pam Lobley. author of “Why Can’t We Just Play?: What I Did When I Realized My Kids Were Way Too Busy”, explains why she embarked on a summer with absolutely no scheduled activities for her sons.
Read Romans 12:13 13 Share with the Lord’s people who are in need. Practice hospitality. (NIV)
Now we’re following the Exodus journey as most of you know on the Sunday mornings, so we come back to it again this morning. It requires not so much physical fitness to go on this journey but some thinking, some thinking fitness. I was quite humbled on Friday night at a dinner to discover that… Continue reading Escape to God – Part 6 – Saved and Singing
Married for 50 years, Mike and Bev had shared everything. Raising a family. Their call to ministry in rural and city congregations. Mike’s diagnosis of Parkinson’s disease in 2000 and Bev’s of Motor Neurone Disease three years later. Knowing what lay ahead they were determined to continue sharing every aspect of their remaining time together with full honesty.
After five years with Hope 103.2, Breakfast show producer Ally Barnes was farewelled in style today as she heads off on maternity leave.
Andrew Tierney, one quarter of Australia’s beloved guy-band, Human Nature, is sharing a less choreographed side of himself – in his new duo: Finding Faith. And it brings his Christian faith right into the spotlight.
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