The Wonderful Act of Giving
By: Christine Addis
Christmas is almost upon us and in the midst of all of the preparations it is our usual practise to turn our thoughts toward giving.
Brooke Ligertwood: “It’s a Wonder-Filled Life When You Have to Rely on God”
By: Laura Bennett
Reaching the music industry’s pinnacle with a Grammy, and being at the forefront of global Christian worship music, Brooke Ligertwood is at times “terrified”—and daily has to call on God for His help.
Are Activity Trackers Good for Children?
Wearable trackers like the Fitbit, Garmin, Moove, or even smart-watches are gaining significant market-share with children – and with Christmas so close, it’s likely that they’ll be in plenty of Santa stockings.
This Movie is Why Streaming Will Never Replace Cinema: ‘Ford v Ferrari’
By: Laura Bennett
If you ask me, Ford v Ferrari is the reason why cinema can’t be totally abandoned in favour of streaming services.
Why Be Generous?
By: City Bible Forum
In a world of many needs, being generous can be hard. Hear from the “generosity monk” who sees the power of generosity and travels the world fostering it.
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Can I Get a Busy Badge?
By: Rodney Olsen
You’ve had the same conversation a thousand times. You meet up with someone who asks how you’ve been and you answer by telling them … ‘busy’.
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Hey Christian: It’s Not OK To Say “OK Boomer”
By: Stephen McAlpine
Speaking as a cynical, grumpy ex-Gothic X-Generation boy who all the other generations despise, let me say this: If you’re a Christian, it’s not OK to say “OK Boomer”
New “Charlie’s Angels” Aims Low and Gives Feminism a Bad Name
By: Laura Bennett
‘Discombobulated’. It’s a fun word to say, and apparently, was the feeling in the writers’ room when Charlies Angels was being developed.
Gifts For Greater Good
By: David Maegraith
From her younger years, Emmy Cooper had a love for helping people in need and raising funds and awareness for different projects.
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Do Small Steps Really Matter?
By: Christine Addis
How many times have we second guessed ourselves when we are confronted with something we want to change and make a decision to do so only to give up because we fail to see the progress achieved by seemingly small steps?