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The Grass Isn’t Greener on the Other Side

The Grass Isn’t Greener on the Other Side

There comes a time in every relationship where one or both people involved think to themselves “I should leave and go find someone better” The thought may occur during or after an argument, orwhen a certain expectation isn’t met, or during some sort of miscommunication where your feelings are hurt..

  • Is That True Love?

    Why in many relationships, when there is a rejection, deception, it’s always had a place of painful pain? Is that because we love so much the other person? Probably not, maybe it’s because we were so focus on ourselves, that we never imagine it can happen.

  • Seasons of life

    New Zealand is currently in transition between autumn and winter. While I know that this brings mixed feelings to many people who still mourn the loss of summer as it becomes adistant memory, the transition does bring a silver lining – a golden light with gorgeous sunrises and sunsets every day.

  • Reaching for the crown

  • Heaven Now

    Heaven is the dream of every believer. We all dream of a place of perfect peace and joy. Jesus came to show us that this dream is not a far away reality but can be experienced here and now.

  • Martha and Mary in 2019

    ‘But Martha was distracted by all the preparations that had to be made. She came to him and asked, “Lord, don’t you care that my sister has left me to do the work by myself? Tell her to help me!”’  (Luke chapter 10, verse 40)

  • Finding the Truth in the Contemporary Culture

    Almost 2000 years ago, Pontius Pilate asked one of the most well-known questions, and his question, “what is truth?” has echoed throughout history. Since then, many people have attempted to find the truth, but only a few have found it. We live in a postmodern age when no one cares about truth. Many people in today culture reject any claim to a truth that is objective, absolute, or eternal.

  • A better hometown

    I went to Hong Kong and visited some friends at the end of March. My friends, who were originally from mainland China, have been working there for nearly five years.

  • Millennial non-Christians more interested in Christianity than older generations - study

    Millennial non-Christians are more likely than older non-Christians to be interested in spiritual issues, according to new research from Barna. 

  • How to intentionally follow Jesus

    Over 40% of the Australian population say they are Christian, according to the Australian Bureau of Statistics. Of this, only 15% are “church goers,” if you classify going to church once a month as regular. And 7% are “extremely involved” meaning attend almost weekly. Yes, I know that attending church is not a great litmus test for someone’s faith. However, how do we challenge ourselves to examine if we are following Christ the way He desires?

  • Night shunters key to rail

    As the Footplate Padre I wrote in the On-Track railway e-magazine that one of the worst of situations for a locomotive engineman was the job where your train shunted at every little stop and moreover, at those country town shunting yards, where a shunter was a 'desperate shunter' (he loved it).

  • He will lift you up

    Feeling inadequate, deficient, or plainly unqualified are feelings I’m sure many of us can relate to.