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Flirting 

Flirting 

The Scriptures illustrate flirting (in the sense of showing an interest) is seen as being a blessing or a curse. Deuteronomy 6 tells us anything can be either a blessing or a curse, depending on how it is utilised. .

  • It’s tricky – defamation

    As defamation is not that uncommon – we can recall world acclaimed Geoffrey Rush’s case. I dug into my archive for this article, and found The Guardian ran a wide ranging article by Richard Ackland on the nature of free speech being restricted by defamation actions by those with deep pockets.

  • Having the mind of Christ

    From the moment we’re born, we are influenced by the world around us.

  • Children in slavery

    Whatever set of statistics I provide this week – as 2020 progresses – the figures will be increased by next week  -  in this horrible trade of children in slavery, including sexual slavery.

  • A time for revival

    I really, really, REALLY don’t want to bring it up, but…

  • Lessons from Lockdown

    In NSW, Australia, lockdown restrictions are starting to ease. For some it’s a welcome relief but for others they may feel a sense of trepidation and anxiety for the worst yet to come.

  • Rest in peace, Ravi Zacharias

    On Tuesday 19 2020, one of the most well known influencers for Christ and Christianity was called home to be with the Lord. This article is a tribute written in honour of his life and service. Throughout this article I will be dispersing various quotes all attributed to Ravi.

  • The diaries of an immigrant

    On a sunny Sunday afternoon I left my home to meet a dear friend for a walk. This was during the first weeks of the present pandemic where we could only meet a maximum of two people.

  • Hubs, Clubs, Olympics and World Cups.

  • Religious leaders join condemnation of Beijing's new national security law for Hong Kong

    The former Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr Rowan Williams, and Church of England bishops are among the religious leaders to have added their names to an international letter signed by hundreds of leaders around the world condemning Beijing's new national security law in Hong Kong.

  • The Jonah endemic

    Engulfed by the raging storm, tossed by the unfriendly embrace of the waves, then swallowed by the giant mammal of the ocean; a fate chosen for Jonah when he tried to flee to Tarshish from the presence of God.

  • Wake me up when 2020 is over

    Tripadvisor is a popular website to use when travelling. It provides information about the most popular attractions, restaurants, hotels and natural landmarks nearby. When my wife and I take our daughters on holidays, it’s helpful to have a list of things to do.