Behind the Lens: Revolutionary Mobile Eye Care
By: Yvette McDonnell
Eyes of Hope is transforming lives through free mobile optometry clinics for homeless people. Read more
Four things I’m Happy to be Accused of…
By: Brian Harris
It’s a fractious age. Politics has always been divisive, but oh my, that has gone to new levels. Religion has been our second great divide, but even here, the arguments have sharpened and tolerance levels are low. Read more
Is AI Making You Worse at Your Job?
By: Michael McQueen
I had a moment recently that made me stop and think. Read more
What Training My Dog Has Taught Me About Following Jesus
Six months ago, we bought a puppy—a three-month-old bundle of energy. Read more
Being Kind to Yourself: A Gentle Reminder to Embrace ‘Variability’
By: Bec Smith and Caroline Spencer
A fitness teacher of mine (Bec’s) always starts our class with a word of encouragement for the participants. Read more
The Power of ‘Sorry’ – The Apology That Came 40 Years Later
By: Sheridan Voysey
She Broke My Heart at 13
The year is 1985. Don Johnson is wearing apricot jackets, Beverley Hills Cop is out on VHS cassette, Madonna’s Crazy for You is playing on AM radios everywhere, and 13-year-old Sheridan has his first girlfriend. Read more
Are Chaplains the Forgotten ANZACs?
By: Laura Bennett
The “ANZAC Spirit” is legendary within Australian identity, but historian Daniel Reynaud thinks it fails to capture the full breadth of those who’ve served our country, namely William “Fighting Mac” Mackenzie who sits on the edge of the stereotype. Read more
The High Price of People Pleasing – And How to Break Free
By: Sabrina Peters
Do you find yourself saying yes when you really want to say no? Read more
Pope Francis: 1936-2025
By: Mike Crooks
Christians throughout the world mourn the loss of the humble, kind and progressive pontiff of the Roman Catholic Church.
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