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Option B – When Life Doesn’t Run to Plan

By: Brian Harris

Resentfully lamenting that our life dream has not come true can blind us to the new opportunities setbacks sometimes birth.

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for KING + COUNTRY’s Powerful New Collaboration

By: Steff Willis

When for KING + COUNTRY first penned the chorus to what would become ‘YES,’ they likely didn’t know the song would grow into a powerful genre-crossing anthem. 
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Value-Based Decision-Making: 5 Tips for Making Tough Decisions Mindfully

By: Michelle Nortje

Clients often come to therapy struggling with the weight of decisions. I’ve heard comments like, “What if I make the wrong choice?”, “I’m so tired of making decisions every day!”, or “There are just too many options, how can I possibly decide?”
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A $50 Loan 50 Years On: The Game-Changing Charity Act

By: Joni Boyd 

Nearly 50 years after lending a Balinese family a small loan, Opportunity International cofounder David reunited with the family.
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Serendipity – More Than Mere Chance

By: Russ Matthews

Romcoms can make many people shake their heads in disbelief at some of the premises that lead to two people meeting.
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How to Delete Gambling from Your Life

By: Chris Jolly

As a Christian community, we are called to meet people where they are—with gentleness, not judgement. Addiction can impact anyone.
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Coldplay, Kiss Cams & Consequences

By: Kourtney Smith

If you’ve been online lately, chances are you’ve seen it: the viral moment from a recent Coldplay concert where a couple was caught on the big screen… and what followed was an awkward, very public reveal of their affair.
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What Does Your Out-of-Office Auto Reply Say About You?

By: Bec Harris

Let’s be honest – out-of-office auto replies are often the last thing we think about before heading out the door to go on leave. It’s usually a quick copy-paste from the last holiday, or something you remember to set about three days after you’ve already left.
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Intrigue and Suspense in Classic Literature: ‘Rebecca’ Book Review

By: Joni Boyd

“Last night I dreamt I went to Manderley again”.
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Which Generation Had it Toughest?

By: Mark McCrindle

For decades, intergenerational discourse has been dominated by narratives of hardship and advantage.
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