By: Tania Harris
In the church of late, deconstruction seems to be the latest trend. Young people in particular, are asking questions about issues like the Bible’s reliability, belief in Heaven and hell, violence in the Old Testament and Christian teachings on sexuality. Read more
By: Brian Harris
I’ve always viewed experience as an advantage. Read more
By: Russ Matthews
Sometimes the drama behind the making of a film can be as compelling as the storyline it is hoping to convey. Read more
By: Russ Matthews
Corrie Ten Boom may not be a name to recent generations, but her story transcends history. Read more
By: Ben Allsop
I’m convinced that generosity is a clear distinctive of a healthy Christian life, and in the time I’ve been working in fundraising I’ve come to see six really good reasons why giving is so important to a healthy faith. Especially when times are difficult. Read more
By: Sonja Chua
In 2019, I spent seven months in Israel for my research attachment as a graduate student. Read more
By: Annette Spurr
How do you measure success as a parent? Is it when your adult child lands their dream job, gets married, or just turns out to be a nice person? Read more
By: Brian Harris
I have been working my way through the Beatitudes and surprised myself by pausing for longer than usual at the 5th: “Blessed are the merciful for they will be shown mercy” (Matt 5:7). Why surprised? Read more
By: Sheridan Voysey
In 2010, an 80-year-old antiques dealer named Forrest Fenn walked into the Rocky Mountains, dug a hole, and buried an ornate box full of his finest treasures. Read more
By: Stephen McAlpine
Okay, that’s click bait right there. But finally, two years after I turned fifty, two years after receiving (and losing) my first poo test, I submitted to the Government’s demands for two samples, and dutifully mailed it off to their labs.