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The Artist Spotlight With Greg Attwells

By: Rhema 99.7As well as releasing 2 new singles in 2020 (including one written for the Karl Faase series Jesus the Game Changer), Sydney singer songwriter Greg Attwells also runs an organisation called Creatable Tech that empowers women to be equipped in the area of...

Australia’s ‘MasterChef’ Winner 2021: Justin Narayan on Faith and Food

By: Sam RobinsonYouth pastor Justin Narayan has taken out this year’s title of MasterChef Australia.After competing across a two night grand finale, culminating in a five-hour two dish pressure test, Western Australian youth pastor Justin Narayan has been...

What Happens If We Lose Religious Freedom? Here’s What Few People Realise

By: Akos BaloghReligious freedom is under increasing pressure in Australia and much of the West.Places such as Victoria have brought in laws that will effectively penalise Christian teaching around sexuality and gender. And our broader culture demands we affirm...

Mexican Spice Mix

By: Susan JoyMaking your own Mexican seasoning is so simple. There is no need to use the store-bought packets that contain flour, sugar, food acid and anticaking agents.When I read the ingredient list on my packet of taco mix, I was shocked. The first ingredient was...

Emergency Doctor by Day, Ninja Warrior by Night: Dr Alvina Ng on Fitness and Faith

By: Sam RobinsonDespite a short run on Australian Ninja Warrior, Dr Alvina Ng is inspiring her patients daily with her own fitness.If you’re in need of some motivation, look no further than Dr Alvina Ng.The Emergency Doctor at Auburn Hospital uses her free time...

Your Offenses Have Been Swept Away

By: Dr Eliezer GonzalezI am writing this for those who may feel that they have been forgotten by God, and who feel that their sins are too great for God to consider them. Your offenses have been swept away.There are many people who are prisoners of their past....

Be Part of ‘Kind July’ and Do One Kind Thing Every Day

By: Amy ChengAn act of kindness could change and possibly even save a life, according to the family of Thomas Kelly, who was killed in a random one-punch attack eight years ago.Stay Kind, an Australian not-for-profit organisation promoting harm reduction through...

What You Think You Need Vs What You Actually Need

By: Sabrina PetersAt 10, I thought I needed a new huffy bike to be cool (true story). At 12, I thought I needed a boyfriend to make me valuable. At 15, I thought I needed a different body to feel good about myself. 🙁 At 17, I thought I needed to...

To Space and Back: Sir Richard Branson Aboard Virgin Galactic Unity 22

By: Beth RiversIt was only for a moment but it was a moment Sir Richard Branson will never forget as his Virgin Galactic Unity 22 spaceflight successfully soared through Earth’s atmosphere and safely touched down – making space travel for the everyday...

A Balanced Approach to Parenting in the 21st Century

By: McCrindleThose tasked with the important job of parenting today’s children are likely to be those of Generations X and Y. They are parenting their children (Gen Z and Gen Alpha) in different ways to how they themselves were parented.The changing context for...

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What is The Biggest Question People Ask About Faith and God?

By: Robert MartinWhen we began asking big questions on the podcast and radio show Bigger Questions (formerly Logos Live) over 7 years ago, I must confess I wondered if we’d quickly run out of big questions. Would the show just wrap up after we’d explored...

Lin-Manuel Miranda’s ‘In the Heights’ Looks at Pursuing Growth Rather Than Dreams

By: Laura BennettBefore Lin-Manuel Miranda became “the man behind Hamilton” he wrote the music and lyrics for Quiara Alegría Hudes’s book In the Heights – a production that showcases the vibrant Dominican and Latino communities living in...

Food for the Hungry

By: Ben Campbell‘For I was hungry and you fed me’ (Matthew 25:35 NLT)The COVID-19 pandemic has raised serious concerns about food security in Africa. From the start of the pandemic, it has been feared that economic recession, along with disruptions to food...

Tuna Dip

By: Susan JoyThis quick and easy Tuna Dip makes a delicious flavour-packed snack that is rich in protein and healthy fats.It can be served with raw vegetables, my Dip crackers or Paleo chips. This makes a generous serving so keep a little aside to put...

Meet the Australian Surgeon Changing the Lives of Women in Africa

By: Katrina RoeToday, two million African women suffer from obstetric fistulas.Many Australians will be aware of the work of the late Dr Catherine Hamlin, known for her work helping women who suffer from obstetric fistulas in Ethiopia. She even has a Sydney Ferry...

Work was Given to Adam and Eve Before “The Fall” – How the Mundane Can Be Meaningful

By: Laura BennettRoughly one third of our lives is spent working. For some it’s more as overtime creeps in, and with the commute, “work” balloons out to this all-encompassing part of our day.The majority of our time, energy and focus is built around...

Stop Telling God Your Plan and Just Hand Him the Pen

By: Sabrina PetersI used to give God advice on how to run my life (from time to time I probably still do). But I’ve learnt a blank page in God’s hand is far more powerful than a full notebook in mine.And He can do so much more with one life fully laid...

The Batman Effect

By: Dr Justin CoulsonIt’s provocative, and I know some people won’t like what I’m about to say, but I’m going to say it: …Mindfulness doesn’t work for everyone.Ok. I’ve put it out there. Mindfulness is the past decade’s...

Fast & Furious 9 Makes the Oversized and Impossible Mean Something

By: Laura BennettFans have waited a long time for Fast & Furious 9. It’s been ready since April, last year, but was delayed like many of the 2020 releases. Now that it’s arrived it delivers a good thing.If you need a plot, Cipher (Charlize Theron) is...

What is Work Wellbeing?

By: McCrindleIn 2020, we wrote a book called Work Wellbeing: Leading thriving teams in rapidly changing times. This book was written to help people understand the important role work plays in our life, and how it can be a contributor to, rather than a detractor from...

Faith

Your Offenses Have Been Swept Away

By: Dr Eliezer GonzalezI am writing this for those who may feel that they have been forgotten by God, and who feel that their sins are too great for God to consider them. Your offenses have been swept away.There are many people who are prisoners of their past....

A Refreshing Conversation Between an Atheist and Christian

By: Robert MartinThere is little doubt that the question of the reality of God is a question which polarises and divides. Why is there such passionate disagreement? Does what we believe even matter? Would it be better people simply stopped bringing it up?Some time...

I Am With You To Deliver You

By: Dr Eliezer GonzalezDo not be afraid of their faces, For I am with you to deliver you (Jeremiah 1:8, NKJV).When I was a little boy of around 9–11 years old, I used to walk to and from school with my brother. We had to walk through the...

Stop the Violence: A Church’s Bold Move to Stamp Out Abuse

By: Michael CrooksIt’s an alarming stat that shocked Australians: 55 women died at the hands of their intimate partner last year. It means that on average, at least one woman dies each week as the result of domestic violence.And, at least one in every four...

What is The Biggest Question People Ask About Faith and God?

By: Robert MartinWhen we began asking big questions on the podcast and radio show Bigger Questions (formerly Logos Live) over 7 years ago, I must confess I wondered if we’d quickly run out of big questions. Would the show just wrap up after we’d explored...

Work was Given to Adam and Eve Before “The Fall” – How the Mundane Can Be Meaningful

By: Laura BennettRoughly one third of our lives is spent working. For some it’s more as overtime creeps in, and with the commute, “work” balloons out to this all-encompassing part of our day.The majority of our time, energy and focus is built around...

Stop Telling God Your Plan and Just Hand Him the Pen

By: Sabrina PetersI used to give God advice on how to run my life (from time to time I probably still do). But I’ve learnt a blank page in God’s hand is far more powerful than a full notebook in mine.And He can do so much more with one life fully laid...

Modern Day Idols

By: Sabrina PetersSo, what’s an idol? Maybe thoughts of wooden statues or graven images immediately spring to mind. Maybe the words of Exodus 20:3 echo in your head, “You must have no other gods apart from me.” Maybe an idol seems completely...

Could You Be Serving God For All the Wrong Reasons?

By: Dr Eliezer GonzalezSome people write about the dangers of “religion,” and religious people tend to complain about this, because religion is a good thing. Alternatively, some people talk about true and false religion. What is a proper perspective on...

City Bible Forum Celebrates 30 Years of Helping People Do Ministry in Their Workplaces

By: Amy ChengThirty years ago, the only group for Christian workers was a lunchtime service that sung hymns; today, over 800 Christian workers are meeting in small groups across Sydney.This year, as City Bible Forum (CBF) celebrates 30 years of ministry, founder Craig...

Entertainment

Australia’s ‘MasterChef’ Winner 2021: Justin Narayan on Faith and Food

By: Sam RobinsonYouth pastor Justin Narayan has taken out this year’s title of MasterChef Australia.After competing across a two night grand finale, culminating in a five-hour two dish pressure test, Western Australian youth pastor Justin Narayan has been...

Emergency Doctor by Day, Ninja Warrior by Night: Dr Alvina Ng on Fitness and Faith

By: Sam RobinsonDespite a short run on Australian Ninja Warrior, Dr Alvina Ng is inspiring her patients daily with her own fitness.If you’re in need of some motivation, look no further than Dr Alvina Ng.The Emergency Doctor at Auburn Hospital uses her free time...

Barry Conrad on the Arts Industry Rollercoaster Ride and His Career Reset

By: Laura BennettThe flux of last year caused a lot of people to reflect and rethink their priorities and for Australian singer, songwriter and actor Barry Conrad it prompted a reset of his career and a reminder of his abilities as an artist.“It’s been a...

Singer Songwriter & Author Ellie Holcomb Releases Third Album

By: Justin RouillonNashville singer-songwriter Ellie Holcomb has released her third studio album, Canyon, with an all-star team of co-writers such as Bear Rinehart of NEEDTOBREATHE and Jon Guerra (Vertical Worship/Jon Foreman).The album was produced by Cason Cooley...

Lin-Manuel Miranda’s ‘In the Heights’ Looks at Pursuing Growth Rather Than Dreams

By: Laura BennettBefore Lin-Manuel Miranda became “the man behind Hamilton” he wrote the music and lyrics for Quiara Alegría Hudes’s book In the Heights – a production that showcases the vibrant Dominican and Latino communities living in...

Fast & Furious 9 Makes the Oversized and Impossible Mean Something

By: Laura BennettFans have waited a long time for Fast & Furious 9. It’s been ready since April, last year, but was delayed like many of the 2020 releases. Now that it’s arrived it delivers a good thing.If you need a plot, Cipher (Charlize Theron) is...

Toni Collette and Her ‘Dream Horse’ Reveal the Power of Hope

By: Laura BennettThe world of horse racing is usually reserved for the uber-wealthy who love the glamour of the sport and the prestige that comes with winning. But, the true story of Dream Horse true flies in the face of that norm.Dream Horse is about Jan Vokes...

“What If Every Broken Place I’ve Been Was a Godsend?” US Artist Riley Clemmons

By: David EsquenAt 21 years old, Riley Clemmons has already achieved more than most her age. She has been writing songs since she was 10, released her major label debut at 18, performed at music award shows and just been named as the youngest artist ever nominated at...

From White Supremacy to Civil Rights Activist, Bob Zellner on Being a ‘Son of the South’

By: Laura BennettBob Zellner’s life is really hard to sum up in a two-hour movie, but Son of the South gives us powerful glimpse into the story of this Klansman’s grandson who became a key supporter of the 1960s Civil Rights Movement in Alabama.When Bob...

Listening is What’s Missing From Our World, Says ‘Black Imagination’ Artist Natasha Marin

By: Laura BennettYou walk into an art gallery and the moment you do, you are blindfolded. You feel uncomfortable but suddenly attune to auditory stories playing around you.The host explains they themselves are legally blind, and your discomfort dissipates as you...

Lifestyle

Mexican Spice Mix

By: Susan JoyMaking your own Mexican seasoning is so simple. There is no need to use the store-bought packets that contain flour, sugar, food acid and anticaking agents.When I read the ingredient list on my packet of taco mix, I was shocked. The first ingredient was...

Be Part of ‘Kind July’ and Do One Kind Thing Every Day

By: Amy ChengAn act of kindness could change and possibly even save a life, according to the family of Thomas Kelly, who was killed in a random one-punch attack eight years ago.Stay Kind, an Australian not-for-profit organisation promoting harm reduction through...

What You Think You Need Vs What You Actually Need

By: Sabrina PetersAt 10, I thought I needed a new huffy bike to be cool (true story). At 12, I thought I needed a boyfriend to make me valuable. At 15, I thought I needed a different body to feel good about myself. 🙁 At 17, I thought I needed to...

How to Get a Healthy Meal on the Table When You Are a Busy Parent

By: Susan JoyMost of us are eager to have our family eat healthily but occasionally we may stumble. We become time poor or maybe you just never have the right ingredients for a healthy recipe you want to make.Maybe you simply didn’t even know where to begin and...

Why Choose a Christian Financial Adviser?

By: Alex CookChoosing a financial adviser is a big decision. As you search for the best professional for your situation, make sure you also add faith background to the list of considerations.Why? Unlike other services and support you seek out, finances are incredibly...

Tandoori Spice Mix

By: Susan JoyTandoori spice mix is used to marinate chicken pieces for the very popular Indian dish, Tandoori Chicken. This spice mix consists of a variety of warm, smokey, aromatic spices. I like to double the spice mix and have extra on hand to prepare the marinade...

Tuna Dip

By: Susan JoyThis quick and easy Tuna Dip makes a delicious flavour-packed snack that is rich in protein and healthy fats.It can be served with raw vegetables, my Dip crackers or Paleo chips. This makes a generous serving so keep a little aside to put...

Meet the Australian Surgeon Changing the Lives of Women in Africa

By: Katrina RoeToday, two million African women suffer from obstetric fistulas.Many Australians will be aware of the work of the late Dr Catherine Hamlin, known for her work helping women who suffer from obstetric fistulas in Ethiopia. She even has a Sydney Ferry...

The Batman Effect

By: Dr Justin CoulsonIt’s provocative, and I know some people won’t like what I’m about to say, but I’m going to say it: …Mindfulness doesn’t work for everyone.Ok. I’ve put it out there. Mindfulness is the past decade’s...

Do You Feel Like You’re Drifting? Christine Caine Relates and Can Help with Your Reset

By: Laura BennettHave you ever found yourself asking ‘how did I get here?’. Wondering, in life’s hurried pace and despite all your best intentions, how you arrived somewhere you never expected to be. Somewhere marked with disappointment perhaps, or...

Parenting

Avoiding Burns in the Home: CPR Kids’ Advice for Winter Safety

By: Sam RobinsonIn winter it’s easy to worry about kids getting cold, but our greatest concern should be keeping kids safe.Colder months mean heaters are turned up, we’re drinking more hot beverages, and we’re leaning on things like hot water bottles...

The Beauty of Family Traditions

By: Collett SmartI’m regularly asked, “What is the secret to raising healthy teenagers?”I think we often wonder if there’s some big secret to raising healthy teenagers. Something we are missing, that others know the answer to.My answer is...

7 Tips for Raising Girls

By: Dr Justin CoulsonA short while ago my new book about teenage girls, Miss-Connection, was released. The book appeared on some bestseller lists around the country. Since then, I’ve been asked, repeatedly, for the “secrets” to raising happy,...

“They Just Love Listening to Your Voice” Says Children’s Author on Importance of Reading to Babies

By: Katrina RoeIt’s never too early to start reading to your baby.When you’re a new mum, it can be hard to know how to interact with your baby, but if you read together regularly, story time can become one of the most special times in the day.Shelly Unwin...

A Father’s Letter To His Daughter (About Living In a World That Degrades Women)

By: Akos BaloghDear Ava*,Part of me wishes I didn’t have to write this letter.You see, I wish we lived in a world where all men treated all women with dignity and respect, at all times.Alas, that’s not our world – at least not yet. While there is...

Sleep Deprivation and Teens

By: Collett SmartThe Parenting Question this week is from Judy, on Sleep Deprivation: “How much sleep do our teens need?”It has been said that we have a chronically sleep deprived generation.Why are Our Teens Struggling with Sleep Deprivation? Back in...

A Letter To My Sons About Becoming Good Men (In a Culture That Degrades Females)

By: Akos BaloghDear Ben and Archie*, You may have noticed the many stories in the news about how lots of women have been hurt by men. Women like Grace Tame, Brittany Higgins, and many others. It’s been sad to watch their pain.As you know, we live in a fallen...

The Spanking Debate: Changing Minds Takes a Generation

By: Dr Justin CoulsonSmacking is one of those topics in parenting that never really goes away. It’s always in the headlines or creating some kind of provocation on social media.The reason? There’s a disconnect.A little under half of the Australian public...

Why Advice About Alcohol Falls on Deaf Teen Ears (and What You Can Do About It)

By: Dr Justin CoulsonIn late 2019, shortly before COVID-19 began to do its damage, I was in a coastal NSW high school talking to students in Grades 9 and 10 about the latest alcohol statistics. Those stats tell a very good news story. Kids today drink less than ever...

“They Just Have This Intolerable Hatred of Their Bodies” Says ‘Raising Girls Who Like Themselves’ Author

By: Katrina RoeIt’s pretty clear that something is going wrong with our girls when parents report that primary-aged girls are attempting to cut off their tummy fat with scissors.Reportedly 55 per cent of girls between the ages of eight and nine are dissatisfied...

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