It is so sad that some other people are utterly unaware of their egocentricity. It is even more sad to realise that we ourselves are not immune from this common human affliction. The only cure for it is the power and example of Jesus. And even then, it seems there is no instantaneous cure.
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In a world where anyone with a phone is a news source and where everyone with social media can become a pseudo-celebrity, what was once sacred is now snapped instead.
Many sociologists and historians agree that Jesus was one of the greatest influencers in human history—yet by today’s standards, he’s the most unlikely world-changer. What then, made him so influential?
Easter’s a great chance to share our faith with others, but something we can overlook, is the opportunity to look inside, and let Jesus can change our own hearts and character.
Life in a rural village in the Philippines is about to change, after Hope 103.2 and Compassion’s first ever on-air “Sponsor A Village” campaign.
In a Facebook video, Christian leader Karl Faase has answered the atheist taunt that Jesus’ resurrection is one big April Fools’ joke.
The early church encountered all sorts of problems trying to grasp the fact that Jesus was fully divine and at the same time fully human. Those of us who reckon the divinity of Jesus is a non-negotiable of faith must never lose balance and downplay his humanity.
Double agents, nerve gas, assassination plots, tit for tat with Russia, are we living in a John le Carré novel or is this the start of a new Cold War? Professor Graeme Gill from the University of Sydney shares his thoughts.
The role of Indigenous Australians and other first people is often disregarded by the white researchers who needed their help. Thankfully, the tide is slowly turning.
Glenn A Baker, is leading a riverboat tour exploring the rich musical heritage of the Mississippi from New Orleans to Memphis and Nashville. The gospel music of the black churches was critical in developing a huge range of musical styles in what Glenn A dubs the “Cradle of Music Creativity”.
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