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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

‘Future Council’ Doco Sees Kids Shaping Sustainable Future

By: Laura Bennett

With endless news about environmental issues, pollution and natural disasters linked to climate change, it’s no wonder many kids experience climate anxiety and question what the adults are doing to protect their future.
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‘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

How Powerful is a Morning Ritual, Really?

By: Laura Bennett

Becky Galli has faced more loss than most of us could imagine: a brother’s sudden death, a painful divorce, raising children with special needs, the loss of a son at just 15, and a rare illness that left her paralysed.
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Being Safe, Being Welcomed Top Priority for Refugees

By: Laura Bennett

When George left Syria as a refugee, he wasn’t sure what to expect from Australia: would it look like the postcards with koalas, kangaroos and beaches?
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Aussie in Ukraine Shares Million Month Mission

By: Laura Bennett

As war-weary communities across Europe and Ukraine cling to hope, Australian missionary Rachael Wilcox is stepping out in faith—partnering with churches and believers from around the globe for Million Month, a gospel outreach effort aiming to reach one million people in just 14 days.
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Overlooking Perimenopause Affecting Women’s Health

By: Laura Bennett

It’s an accepted attitude that aging means getting tired, feeling mentally foggy or just flat, but health and fitness expert Michelle Bridges thinks a lack of understanding about perimenopause is leaving women with misguided beliefs about aging. Read more

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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