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‘Difficult people’ in our midst   

‘Difficult people’ in our midst   

This topic of perennial -  I could open any Christian magazine over the course of six months and I’d find an article of wisdom on this subject..

  • Has the dust settled?

    There’s something refreshing about 2020, it’s different to it just being a new year but there’s something about new life, new beginnings and new opportunities that makes this year so exciting.

  • The Love We Should Be Celebrating

    Valentine’s day is a fun time to celebrate the special person in your life but my favourite love based holiday actually comes later in the year, the holiday that is actually most dedicated to celebrating love is Easter.

  • That table flipping Jesus

    Recently, dropping into Facebook meant seeing a string (almost seems like a never ending one) of posts regarding the halftime show of the Super Bowl.

  • Being present in an age of distraction

    Currently I’m struggling with creating boxes for myself in different areas of my life. Are boxes inherently a good thing or a bad thing?  Here are some of my different boxes: work, spiritual life (relationship with God), relationships with others, home life, future, money, etc…

  • School is back – no lack of drama

    Australians and New Zealanders school goes back the last week of January and February starts the new education year. We received photos of our grand children first day of school 2020 and on Facebook there were many others.

  • What it means to be a teacher

    I have just finished 6 glorious weeks of holidays and now I am back at work. I can still feel the apprehension in my stomach as the days ticked down to the new school year starting.

  • Going up the mountain

    It wasn’t until recently that I realised just how many people are turning their backs, not just on their faith, but the gift given by our Heavenly Father.

  • Wherever you go, take your faith with you

    In our current context, I find an idea at work, working like leaven through the whole dough. Even Christians have bought into it. It is slowly affecting our ideas and beliefs.

  • Ministry and Learning Centre – Morling College

    As Principal of Morling Cillege (NSW Baptist Seminary) I am able to report with good news  -  our new Ministry and Learning Centre (MALC) is open.

  • How to trust God in the season of job hunting

    I spent six months of my life as a couch potato.

  • Nation, Christian, Mother, Inaudible – a Voice

    The nature of modern television news and current affair is that the audible sound of the journalist, the interviewed or the panellists are very normal every day speaking voices.