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It's the end of the world as we know it…

It's the end of the world as we know it…

Debates about the beginning of the world have always bored me, maybe because I\'m not that scientifically minded. What I really want to know is—how (and when!) is it going to end?.

  • Perspective on men in church

    I\'ve been reflecting on my own journey as a Christian man and my interactions with society and church.

  • Being interruptible

    Last week I was racing through the train station to make an express train home—but even though I tried my hardest, I missed my train by a few minutes.

  • Seeing the bad for the good

    Our lives are a series of easy times followed by tougher ones. For me, the challenge is realising God\'s hand in these times before I go mad with stress.

  • Anecdote from Mongolia: the greatest of these is love

    I am currently on a 30-day short term mission trip to Mongolia. This is day 7: Today was a crazy day. Today, God continued to teach me, in a resounding way, that \"the greatest of these is love\".

  • Our Regret-His Redemption

    Many things are staples of life; cornerstones of subjective human experience. From hunger to the search for existential fulfilment, human beings often have more in common than we would assume.

  • Love Keeps No Record of Wrongs

    In an attempt to take on the Bible cover to cover, I have been struggling with the book of Judges. One which truly brought me back to my single digit years as I reviewed much loved Sunday School classics like Samson and Delilah.

  • Internet dating website encourages couples to have extra-marital affairs

    I was sickened to see an advert on Australian television for the internet dating site \'Ashley Madison\' that carries the slogan \'Life is short. Have an affair\'.

  • It's alright when life chips away at you

    The piano that takes up much of my parents\' living room is the one both my sister and I learned to play on. It\'s the same one my mom even learned to play when she was a girl. And before that, many others practised on those same white and black keys.

  • May our Conscience still be our Guide

    I have often thought about the purpose of the conscience. In the past as a child I saw it as a terrible stickler, an obstacle to fun.

  • Perfect in all of His ways

    As a mental health worker that sees predominantly children, the cases that come before me can be so harrowing that it takes everything in me to keep a straight face and be the safe place for the child to process their emotions.

  • Finding life through story

    There\'s something about that \'Once upon a time . . .\' feeling. Especially when you\'re sitting in plush chairs, with the aroma of popcorn floating through the air.