‘Shane’: Reflections on Warney and a Death So Young
Shane Warne seemed so alive. And now he’s not. Death: it fizzes and pops at us like a Warnie turner on a fifth day wicket… it’s the wrong ‘un we can’t pick.
Entries by Rhema Central Coast
Compassion is Key in Handling Cyber Safety Issues with Kids
Focus on the Family say that compassion goes a long way when it comes to handling online incidents and tricky topics with our kids.
Made For Heaven
You were made for life, and with all the good things that it brings. That’s why Jesus has gone to prepare a place for you in heaven.
7 Reflections on Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine
War should not drive us to despair, but help us yearn for the new creation, writes Akos Balogh, in this reflection on the invasion of Ukraine.
“Don’t Get Bitten”: The Japanese “Mosquito” Disease Explained
With cases of Japanese encephalitis on the rise, how can Australians best protect themselves from the ‘mosquito-disease’ virus?
Australians and Red Cross Unite to Raise $25 Million for Flood Victims
Australia’s commercial television networks united for a telethon raising more than $25 million for the Australian Red Cross Flood Appeal.
Turning Great Into Brilliant: For King & Country Aim High on New Album
Aussie-born brothers Joel and Luke Smallbone from For King & Country open up about working together, family friction and their pursuit of excellence.
Everything You Need to Know About Cassava Flour – With Paleo Friendly Recipes
A guide to cassava flour – how it’s made, its health benefits, baking and substituting, where to purchase, and some yummy recipes for you to enjoy.
The Batman: A Movie Review of the Latest Version
Do we need another version? Oh, yeah. Critic Russ Matthews shares his take on the latest iteration of the neverending Batman movie tradition.
Does ‘Colour Blindness’ Need a Cure?
Because of my upbringing, I never saw myself as white, or others as coloured. But in not seeing someone’s colour, we also don’t see their potential pain.