Why Magnesium is Your Friend for Pain and Fatigue
By: Kelli Kieselbach
Let’s talk about magnesium. This is a mineral that frequently finds its way into my prescriptions for people dealing with chronic pain and fatigue. Read more
The Fear That Holds Kids Back
By: Melody Tan
Before the age of two, most children think the world revolves around them. From their point of view, what they think and how they feel must be what others think and feel, too.
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Walking Down The “Road Not Taken” with God
By: Michelle Ong
What Do You Plan to Do With Your One Wild and Precious Life?
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How Connection and Direction Shape Fatherhood and Leadership
By: Ben Kiujian
As Father’s Day approaches this year I’m pausing to consider whether I’m being a good father and how that responsibility ranks alongside all the others I hold at work and in life.
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Maybe not “More Christians” but definitely “More Christian” Christians.
By: Stephen McAlpine
Are we getting more Christians in the West? Or less? Is there a quiet revival? Or is that just noisy hope?
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‘Future Council’ Doco Sees Kids Shaping Sustainable Future
By: Laura Bennett
With endless news about environmental issues, pollution and natural disasters linked to climate change, it’s no wonder many kids experience climate anxiety and question what the adults are doing to protect their future.
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People Pleasing: The Positive Side of Agreeableness and Ways To Manage It
By: Rinet Van Lill
The habit of prioritising others’ needs over your own is often misunderstood as purely negative — as if it only means saying yes too often or avoiding disagreement at all costs.
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Healing the Mother Wound
By: Sabrina Peters
For many people, the word “mother” stirs up feelings of love, safety, and warmth. But for others, it carries a more complicated weight, marked by unmet needs, emotional distance, or even deep wounding.
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