Brain and the Bible: Wonderfully Made
Psychologist Anna Ponnudurai explains how neuroscience and Scripture align, showing how renewing your mind shapes growth and faith.
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From Hostility to Hospitality: A Necessary Journey
I ask that Jesus would open my eyes and heart, and that there would be a way to turn the enemy into a beloved friend.
Why Timeless Human Needs are Key to Engaging the Future Consumer
Exploring how brands can stay relevant in a rapidly changing marketplace by anchoring strategies in timeless human needs.
When Kids Lie
Children lie because their brains are still developing. Susan Woodworth explains why it happens and how parents can respond calmly and constructively.
Longstanding Christian Ministry Rebrands as ‘Hope Economy’ Amid Increasing Financial Pressure
CAP Australia relaunches as Hope Economy, to expand their mission to help churches support people who are facing financial hardship.
The Science Behind Gratitude
Gratitude actually changes your brain. Here’s how it can reshape your thinking, build resilience, and support your wellbeing over time.
Pilates: What It Really Is and Why It Might Be What You Need
Pilates is all about moving better, building strength safely, and regaining confidence in your body at a pace that suits you.
Persistent Depressive Disorder: Often Overlooked, but Worth Noticing
Persistent Depressive Disorder is a long-term form of depression that can quietly affect daily life for years.
Finding Contentment in Life’s Mundane Moments
By: Lorrene McClymont I was listening to a podcast recently, and the speaker shared about a near-death experience they had been through. One of the things she mentioned was that we live life in the small moments, the ups and downs, the mundane. Live in The Present That line really stayed with me. As someone …
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The Easter Reboot
How Easter can give us the reboot that we’re looking for.