Julie Goodwin: How Cooking Saves Lives

By: Joni Boyd

Julie Goodwin’s ‘Dinner Club’ uses cooking to teach men in juvenile detention not only culinary skills but also social responsibility. Read more

When Kids Struggle with Friendships: What Parents Can Do

By: Bec Harris

Making friends at school isn’t always easy. Sometimes, kids come home feeling left out, upset, or even anxious. Parenting expert Michelle Mitchell unpacks what’s really going on and how parents can help. Read more

The Liking Gap? Why People Like You More Than You Think.

By: Johanna McCarthy

Recently, a new term has popped up in the psychology social media space: the liking gap. I’m always a bit wary of psychological concepts gaining traction on social media, as they’re often simplified to fit into bite-sized content aimed at generating views.
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Aussie in Ukraine Shares Million Month Mission

By: Laura Bennett

As war-weary communities across Europe and Ukraine cling to hope, Australian missionary Rachael Wilcox is stepping out in faith—partnering with churches and believers from around the globe for Million Month, a gospel outreach effort aiming to reach one million people in just 14 days.
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How to Introduce a New Baby or Puppy to Your Family Dog

By: Bec Harris

Bringing a new baby or puppy into your home is a joyful time, but it can also be stressful for your dog. Without proper preparation, your pet may feel anxious, confused, or even threatened.
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Feeling Overwhelmed? This 3-Step Practice Helped Me Push Through

By: Sheridan Voysey

When I was a radio host, I used to have stress dreams about being locked out of the studio just as the song was fading out—I couldn’t get back in to talk!
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How To Train Your Dragon (2025) – Is It Worth Flying Back to The Isle Of Berk?

By: Russ Matthews

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The Science Behind Gratitude

By: Sabrina Peters

Have you ever sat with a friend or colleague and thought, “How are they still standing?” They’ve faced loss. Trauma. Disappointment. And yet somehow, they’re not bitter. They’re resilient.
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Because Regret Should Be a Signpost, Not a Home…

By: Brian Harris

Some of you have asked how my 30 Proverbs Challenge is going. Others have asked what my next book will be. Read more