“A Silent Killer” – Families Urged to Get Kids Back to Swimming Lessons
Summer is almost here, and swim teachers are urging parents to find the goggles and caps, and re-enrol their children in swimming lessons.
Entries by Rhema Central Coast
Moroccan Carrot Salad
This quick and easy carrot salad pairs with so many dishes, it’s a great side dish for a BBQ but also presents well served for a more formal meal.
The Healing Power of Touch
One of the themes of the gospel of Mark is that Jesus touches the untouchable. Where others turn away, Jesus will draw near to you.
Religion and Politics: Is a Relationship Between the Two All Bad?
Greg Sheridan AO is an Australian journalist who has been immersed in the world of power, politics and faith for over 40 years.
Regional Growth: The Rise of Lifestyle Locations
Since the beginning of the pandemic, regional growth has been amplified, with people seeking lifestyle areas to live outside of metropolitan areas.
“Take Back Your Family” From the Western World’s Broken Model, Says Author Jefferson Bethke
Jefferson Bethke found himself revaluating the entire modern Western model of the family unit in light of pandemic living.
“You Must Squeegee the Shower” – and Other Useless Rules
In my house we have this rule: Last Person to Shower Must Squeegee the Shower. It sounds like a great rule, but it’s had the opposite effect.
A “Matter of the Will” to Remain Aware of God’s Goodness in Our Lives – Hillsong’s Ben Fielding
The pandemic has disrupted the practice of worship but Hillsong songwriter Ben Fielding is focused on connecting people to the heart of God through music.
England’s Wall of Hope: “We’re Building a Legacy”
A charity is seeking public support to build a unique monument that will be a testament to the power of faith and the belief in prayer.
The Fading Australian Dream of Home Ownership
An analysis of the largest cities in Australia shows a clear trend of both house and unit prices growing faster than incomes over the last four decades.