Tag Archive for: christian living

Jesus Freed Me from the New Age

By: Laura Bennett

The idea of praying on TV or seeing a mainstream publication share daily Bible verses to inspire you would seem wholly unusual in Australia. Read more

Think Sharing Your Faith Is Complicated? Think Again.

By: yesHEis

Bella is a graphic designer and has spent most of her working life in ministry and church. Stepping out into a secular work environment was a challenge, especially when it came to bringing up her faith. But Bella discovered a simple secret that made all the difference… Read more

Our Many Coloured Days: On the Brown, Grey and Purple Ones…

By: Brian Harris

I imagine that many of my readers are Dr Seuss fans. What’s not to like about him? Green Eggs and Ham, The Grinch, and all the rest we are introduced to in Theodor Geisel’s wonderful world. Among my favourites are My Many Coloured Days, which attaches a colour to the different moods we encounter in life, with the liberating conclusion that whatever the colour of a particular day, “it turns out all right you see… and I go back to being ME.”

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Dating? Doing Some ‘Soul Care’ is Important While Single

By: Laura Bennett

“Our journey of life and healing – and even accomplishing God’s will – is a partnership with God,” Debra says.

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On Being Still, Not Silent…

By: Brian Harris

There is such a big difference between stillness and silence.

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How Do You Know it’s God? Amanda’s God Conversation Shows us How

By: Tania Harris

It’s the most common question I am asked… how do you know it’s God? Read more

Is Singleness Among the Highest Vocations of the Faith?

By: Joni Boyd

Is Christian singleness a burden to be endured or a God-ordained vocation?

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The Rule-Keeper, and Why Jesus Challenged Him

By: Dr Eliezer Gonzalez

This is the story about the Commandment-Keeper, Jesus and false assumptions. Read more

5 Better Measures of Success

By: City Bible Forum

We all crave for success, but how do we know when we’ve really “made it”? Is it by your salary, job title, and achievements in life? Read more