Hope for Those with Small Faith
Our faith is never perfect. We are always falling, stumbling, and weak in how we come to Jesus. He is always quick to stand beside us in his strength.
Entries by Rhema Central Coast
Compassion Week
Compassion Week 2019 commences on October 20 with seven days of compelling programs featuring wonderful people and an incredible God.
Disaster Relief Team Brings Support to Bush Fire Zone
A disaster relief team will be deployed today to Rappville – a town of 169 people hit hard earlier this month by destructive bush fires.
Butternut and Ginger Soup
I love this soup recipe because it’s so quick to make. The spice ginger has an exotic, peppery flavour which goes so well with the mild butternut pumpkin.
Australia’s Indian Community Experienced the Largest Growth in 2018
A recent data release from the ABS shows some interesting findings about Australia’s population and migration trends during last year.
The Big Mistake People Make About Religious Discrimination
There’s a big mistake many people make about religious discrimination. It’s a threat to other basic freedoms, including non-religious Aussies.
3 Ways to Open the Door to Conversation
If we want to introduce people to Jesus, then it’s worthwhile paying attention to these three elements in our conversations.
Why A Social License Is The Key to Millennial Marketing
The growing demand for ethical integrity has corresponded with the growth in both age and prevalence of the Millennial demographic.
The Good Place Ain’t So Great
When I say I love the Netflix series The Good Place, I really do love it. It’s original, well-acted, and it constantly references philosophy.
What to Do When Your Teen is Caught ‘Sexting’
A recent study, which analysed the sexting behaviours of over 10,300 teens, found that approximately one in six teens are sending nudes.