Tag Archive for: city bible forum

Serendipity – More Than Mere Chance

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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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Is Secularism Good for Society?

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By: Amy Isham 

To non-religious people, secularism represents the freedom to live in a way that suits them, and majority religions don’t get to tell them what’s right or wrong. Read more

Move Conversations From Mundane to Meaningful

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By: Amy Isham & Craig Josling

Are your chats with colleagues about the weather, the patchy video call connection or the quality of the coffee in your building? Read more

3 Truths to Navigate in a Season of Uncertainty

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By: Sonja Chua

In 2019, I spent seven months in Israel for my research attachment as a graduate student. Read more

Three Things to Get Right When Your Work Feels ‘Meh’

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By: Andrew Laird

Monday morning, and it’s wet and grey outside. You’re staring at your screen, the blinking cursor the only movement on the page for the last few minutes. Read more

Let’s Talk About The Voice – and the Christian Ideas It Raises

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By: City Bible Forum

A national conversation is taking place in Australia at the moment in the lead up to an historic event. Read more

Stuck in a Job You Don’t Like?

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By: Leslie Koh

This must be a rite of passage that almost everyone goes through at some point: to be stuck in a job you don’t like. Read more

ChatGPT And the Rise of Technology

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By: Derek C. Schuurman

When I was a teenager, I purchased an early personal computer called a Timex Sinclair ZX-81 with money I earned from my paper route. Read more

Wrestling with History in an Age That Disregards it

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By: Dr Sarah Irving-Stonebraker

In our culture today, there is a strange set of attitudes toward history. Read more

5 Better Measures of Success

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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