‘The Bear’ One of the Best New Things On TV
What stands out the most in The Bear are its lead performances, and its portrayal of the family experience, writes screen critic Nick Long.
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Our Knowable God – And the Unknowable, Hard-To-Please Gods of Ancient Times
Against the backdrop of mysterious, ancient gods that demanded mass killings of children, the God of the Bible shines most brightly, writes Tania Harris.
Should We Live the Iphone or Android Way?
A recent report that Android users are safer drivers than iPhone users got podcaster Andrew Laird thinking about the nature of humanity…
Older Women Most At Risk of Homelessness
Women aged 55 years and above are the fastest growing female group experiencing homelessness in Australia – a “real worry” for charities.
In a Diverse Cultural Landscape, Our Communication May Need to Slow Down
More cultural diversity means the pace of our communication may need to slow down, to ensure we communicate and engage with communities well.
Vulnerability Creates Opportunities to Share Faith: Laura’s Story
Laura’s story shows that a simple a word of encouragement, or just asking “Are you OK?”—can really change someone’s life.
Explainer: Why Has the “Anglican Church Split”?
The issue of same-sex marriage has caused a deep, dividing rift within the Anglican Church in Australia. Mike Crooks explains.
‘Thirteen Lives’ Celebrates the Power of Collaboration [Movie Review]
The film ‘Thirteen Lives’ is a claustrophobically captured survival epic that’s impressive in scale and inspiring in scope, writes Michael Walsh.
How to be a Great Dad: Tips for Fathers, Download Free Toolkit
Focus on the Family Australia want to help you discover how you can use your unique strengths and personality traits to become the best Dad around.
Drop the Notion of “Making It”, Says Musician-Turned-CEO Pete Gillies
“The concept of ‘making it’ is this illusive idea that I don’t know if we ever achieve,” says former New Empire guitarist Peter Gillies.