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5 Things Every Christian Should Know About Digital Technology

September 10, 2018/in Articles, Faith/by Rhema Central Coast

Technology wears its benefits on its sleeve, but its drawbacks are buried deep. We need to proceed with eyes wide open, so that we may use technology rather than be used by it.

Crazy Rich Asians Movie Review – When Love Causes Cultures to Clash

September 10, 2018/in Articles, Entertainment and Arts/by Rhema Central Coast

The rigmarole surrounding Megan Markle’s wedding was nothing compared to what’s required of the lovebirds in the new smash hit movie Crazy Rich Asians.

How Play is Changing

September 7, 2018/in Articles, Parenting/by Rhema Central Coast

There is little question that children today play differently to children two decades ago. 2-6 year-old children are on screens around 26 hours per week.

Spiced Up Chia Pudding

September 7, 2018/in Articles, Lifestyle/by Rhema Central Coast

This spiced pudding is delicious warm or cold! The sweet flavoured spices not only make this yummy chia pudding flavourful, but so healthy.

New PM Scott Morrison – A Genuine Christian & Won’t Backstab

September 6, 2018/in Articles, News/by Rhema Central Coast

If he finds some time to pray this week, Australia’s newly minted Prime Minister Scott Morrison might say a quiet word of thanks for friend and mentor, Bruce Baird.

I’m Not Surprised Muhammad Rejected Jesus’ Story: Following Him is Humiliating

September 6, 2018/in Articles, Faith/by Rhema Central Coast

Muhammad was raised around Christians and accepted some of their teachings, but was unable to accept the pinnacle event in Jesus’ ministry.

New Netflix Series ‘Insatiable’: More Unhelpful Messages About Body Image [Review]

September 5, 2018/in Articles, Entertainment and Arts/by Rhema Central Coast

Aside from the fact ‘Insatiable’ is a painfully weak attempt at entertainment, Netflix is missing an opportunity to offer young people a real example of true body confidence.