“Read-In-One-Night Suspense Thriller”: ‘Count My Lies’ – Book Review
By: David Barker
Is it worth it to lie? How do lies build and impact relationships? Do you get what you want or does it all fall apart? Is truth the best way forward?
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Is Adolescence Leaving Teens Ill-Prepared for Adulthood?
By: Laura Bennett
When we arrive at adult life, it’s assumed we have the skills to handle it: emotional maturity, financial savvy, an understanding of good nutrition and time management, but sometimes we leave adolescence ill-prepared.
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‘Slow Burn’: Can We Embrace the Wait?
By: Laura Bennett
In a world that idolises instant answers and fast results, author and pastor DawnChere Wilkerson offers a refreshing, grounded reminder: waiting isn’t a detour — it’s life. Read more
‘Mumming’ is Meant to be Messy Not Perfect
By: Laura Bennett
Hosting Sober Awkward, a comedy podcast following two former party animals as they navigate life without alcohol, Victoria’s laying out her life again in Mumming. Read more
Levi Lusko: A Breakdown Can Be a Blessing
By: Laura Bennett
Levi Lusko has been a pastor since he was 20, but when his life spiraled at 38 it reset his approach to ministry and informed his latest book Blessed Are the Spiraling. Read more
Feeling Abandoned in Grief? God is Still There
By: Laura Bennett
Aubrey Sampson knows grief. Read more
Searching For Her Long-Lost Child: ‘Three Juliets’ Book Review
By: Brittany Garcia
“Sixteen years ago she was forced to give up her baby for adoption. Now she’s in a race to track her child down before it’s too late.”
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Flying Doctor: Remote Care Requires Unique Hope
By: Laura Bennett
As far as professions go, being a flying doctor and providing essential healthcare and emergency services to remote and rural patients is an incredibly unique one.
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Has the Internet Stolen our Soul’s Ability to Experience Jesus?
By: Laura Bennett
The neurological effects of our digital life are well documented: attention deficits, heightened addictive tendencies and greater dopamine sensitivity. Read more