How to Avoid Stinking Thinking
They are the negative thought patterns that pull you down, and that pull those around you down as well.
Entries by Rhema Central Coast
Silent, Scary, Deep: ‘A Quiet Place’ Movie Review
Be prepared to squeeze your armrests, but also shed a tear or two. (Oh, and you should know the popcorn was a waste; you don’t want to be the one crunching away during this movie).
Finding Hope in the Midst of Raising Troubled Kids
Tom and Dena Yohe were caring, loving parents to their strong-willed daughter, Renee. It wasn’t until she was in her late teens that they discovered the deep hurts that troubled her inside.
Take a Moment Monday: Find Your Why
What’s your why? Often why we find people totally uninspired in jobs they hate or in relationships they feel trapped in because they’ve missed the big why in the equation of life.
Australia’s Foreign Aid at its Lowest Ever: “This is About the Soul of Our Nation”
The United Nations recently declared that the world currently faces humanitarian crisis at a scale not seen since the end of World War II. More than 20 million people are facing starvation and famine.
Get Out of God’s Way
One of the characters that I love in the New Testament is the Apostle Peter, probably because I’m so much like him in so many ways. But I think there’s enough of Peter in all of us to be able to recognize ourselves in him.
Overcoming the 4 Forces that Destroy Relationships
We withstand the traumas of life better when we have good marriages, friendships, work relationships and community connections. The problem is, while we need relationship to be strong, powerful forces drive us apart.
Pineapple Coconut Cake with Lemon Icing
A deliciously moist cake that’s so versatile. It can be made into a no fuss slab cake drizzled with lemon icing, or into a double layered Birthday Cake or cupcakes.
The Struggle to Find Purpose After Life in Australia’s Defence Force
Men and women leaving the military often find it tough to transition into civilian life; especially those who’ve been impacted by overseas deployment, or who have served for long periods of time.
How To Talk To Your Children About Death
There’s really no “right way” to have this conversation. What matters is that you are attuned to your children’s needs and can respond accordingly. These ideas may be useful depending on your child’s age, and their willingness to talk.