“Read-In-One-Night Suspense Thriller”: ‘Count My Lies’ – Book Review
By: David Barker
Is it worth it to lie? How do lies build and impact relationships? Do you get what you want or does it all fall apart? Is truth the best way forward?
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David Beavis: Capturing Creation Through God’s Lens
By: Bec Harris
David Beavis is no ordinary photographer. Ranked among the top ten in his field worldwide, his work doesn’t just showcase landscapes it reflects the beauty of God’s creation. Read more
The Unfinished Prayer
It isn’t in what Moses prays. It’s in what he doesn’t pray that makes the difference. Do you pray like Moses from a heart of sacrificial love? Read more
Positive Psychology: It’s Not About ‘Thinking Happy Thoughts’
By: Sabrina Peters
When people hear the term positive psychology, they often assume it’s about forcing optimism, ignoring struggles, or pretending everything is fine. Read more
Caught Stealing – A New Genre For Darren Aronofsky
By: Russ Matthews
⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ 1/2 (OUT OF 5)
Darren Aronofsky is a director who is difficult to define by a style or genre. His filmography includes Academy Award-nominated films such as The Wrestler, Black Swan, and The Whale. Read more
Spring Allergies? Naturopath Mel Shares Natural Remedies That Work
By: Bec Harris
Spring brings sunshine, flowers, and fresh energy. But for many Australians, it also brings hay fever and allergy struggles.
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Another Week, Another Movie Sequel
By: Russ Matthews
Another week, another movie sequel… People complain about them, but still line up to see these movies. Read more
6 Ideas for When the World Won’t Stop but You Need To
Sometimes life is crazy. It just is. No matter how much I implement rest into my schedule, no matter how carefully I plan, my job has intense seasons, and sometimes, it’s not always possible to get as much rest as I would like. The world won’t always stop, but sometimes I need to.
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Joshua and Jesus: And the Walls Came Tumbling Down
Have you heard about Joshua and Jesus? Read more
Championing Our School’s Unsung Heroes: Education Assistants
By: Bec Harris
Education assistants (EAs) are no longer just classroom helpers. Today, they play a vital role in supporting students’ learning, emotional wellbeing, and inclusion. Craig Hunter, Principal of Kalamunda Christian School, shares why their contribution is indispensable.
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