Parenting teenagers often means making decisions while questioning yourself the entire way through. This reflection explores the tension between wanting to be liked and having the courage to hold loving boundaries.
The needs of the world can often feel overwhelming. Across the globe, local churches are bringing practical help and lasting hope to families facing disaster, poverty and displacement.
As housing affordability continues to challenge Australians, more families are rethinking what home looks like. New research reveals growing openness to multi-generational living, where grandparents, parents and children share life under one roof.
Positivity is about recognising that even in difficult circumstances, there is always something constructive we can do. Discover how optimism and hope can inspire change in our communities and workplaces.
Have your say in the People’s Choice Awards and get behind the Australian artists and songs you love.
Young people aren’t necessarily rejecting faith, they’re exploring it differently. New findings from the US and Australia suggest many are open to spiritual conversations but still searching for solid foundations.
For anyone with a Christian connection, the Census is a simple opportunity to say clearly that faith remains part of who they are and part of Australia’s shared story.
Saying “no” can feel selfish. Rest can feel lazy. But this article explores five truths about boundaries and self-care that can help you love others without burning yourself out.
The Australian Christian Freedom Index surveyed more than 10,000 Christians and found that many feel increasing pressure to keep their Christian beliefs private in workplaces, online spaces, and public life.
Jesus spoke a lot about money. The encounter with the rich young ruler forces us to confront a difficult question: are we following God wholeheartedly, or holding too tightly to what we own?