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Who are you to tell me what to wear?

Who are you to tell me what to wear?

I recently watched a video that was addressing the issue of the inappropriate manner men and women dress for church. It showed multiple images of people in church dressed in what the preacher termed “the same way they would dress to a nightclub”. The images showed such outfits like mini-dresses/skirts, plunging necklines, excessively ripped jeans, and pants worn so far below the hip they reveal the underwear..

  • Pray for our leaders...

    I write this before the current election in which Australia decides who will be our next Prime Minister and the political party that will lead us into the next season. Unlike any other election day prior to this I have been extremely interested in some of the key issues that are being discussed and how they pose a challenging question to many Christians in Australia.

  • Who will go to hell?

    I have read with much interest the news surrounding public figures who are Christians and their stands or belief on certain subjects. In our part of the world, Israel Folau and Scott Morrison has created quite the stir with their thoughts on who will go to hell.

  • When I became a man

    What sounds like a cliché to many is a phrase used by those who have had some form of life epiphany, has now become a hallmark for my life. “When I was a child, I spoke like a child. But when I became a man, I put away childish things.” This comes from a very popular Bible verse found in 1st Corinthians 13:11.

  • Parallels between teaching, marketing, and songwriting

    In songwriting, a major theme is making sure that the whole of the song is one main point or theme. Marketers must condense mission or vision statements and come up with the perfect one-line catch phrase for branding purposes.

  • The story of Enoch

    I have been taking an interest in the second half Genesis chapter 4 verses 16-24, through to Chapter 5, the third generation, today, Enoch.

  • I’ll be your whiteboard

    It’s interesting how God reveals things to us to grow in different ways. Recently I’ve been show the character of God through the man I’m in a relationship with and it has been so beautiful to have these revelations and experience so much love.

  • The story of Enos

    I am taking an interest in the second half Genesis chapter 4 verses 16-24, through to Chapter 5, 'the third generation plus', Today I am looking at Enos the first son of Seth.

  • Good will was not Good for Goodes

    For those who do not know, I work as a School Crossing Supervisor. Last week I left my stop sign (lollipop) behind. I had one of those unfortunate moments and I forgot it. I came back the next day and it was not in my car. Emergency?

  • Our eyes have been shut for too long

    Racism is a haunting spectre yet to be expelled from our culture. It is an issue every generation must address, and a conversation that continues to play out on the nightly news.

  • Treasures in the darkness

    I have walked with God for many years. The adventure has been wild. At times I have felt his presence closer than any friend. Other times I have traversed the lowest valleys of sorrow and felt my soul was shattering within me. I understand brokenness. I have had to look unfulfilled dreams in the eye. I have been stretched by God, beyond what I have felt my heart could bear.

  • How do I pray?

    This was one of the first questions I asked myself when I first became a Christian. But I was unsure and unwise to ask my friends how to do this because I did not come from a Christian family or background.