Life
Whatever happened to forgiveness?
Is Christ's teaching on forgiveness really suited for our 21st century world and its widespread 'blame culture' These are just some of the topical, urgent questions confronted by American pastor and author Timothy Keller in his latest book, 'Forgive' published this month.
Couples who marry due to family, social pressure 50% more likely to divorce: study
Couples who get married due to family or social pressure are up to 50% more at risk of having a union that ends in divorce, according to a recent study from the Marriage Foundation.
Being intentional about time with God
We can sprinkle in moments of pausing, breathing and inviting Him into our hearts and minds.
Inspired by a shared vision
As a leader, you don't want to herd chickens. So, why does it sometimes feel like that's what you are doing?
Living according to the standards of the Bible, not my own
Like Joseph, let us stand up for what is right, even if we have to stand alone.
Hillsong's Benjamin Hastings says he battled mental health issues while writing new solo album
Singer and songwriter Benjamin Hastings, most known for his worship music with Hillsong United, is embarking on a solo music career and sharing vulnerable songs about the past season of his life.
Do you care?
Our simple acts of kindness might remind those who are helpless that they are remembered.
Healing takes time
As we seek help for our hurt and what's broken or torn, let's persevere on in this recovery journey knowing that with the proper support and in time, we will once again be made whole.
Married mums are the happiest, report says
And because conservative women are statistically more likely to be married, the satisfaction stats seem to fall somewhat neatly along political lines as well: conservative women report being satisfied at double the rate of progressive women.
Is He Lord over all?
Do I just allow people into that one safe space and restrict entry into the other areas of my life that are personal or too messy to explain?
New study suggests religion is good for youth mental health
"Religious young people are better off. They're simply better off in all aspects of their life than their non-religious or even less religious peers, including their mental health."
Former Satanist warns about 'New Age Jesus' devoid of the cross
"People love God, and they want to be free, but all we are doing is teaching a Jesus that the devil has separated from the cross."
Step into the light
When we accept salvation in Christ, we have not been promised ease. What we have is the assurance that we do not walk in darkness, we are not overcome by it despite the shadows that lurk around us.
How all creation speaks of God's greatness
All the plants and animals we share our temporary home with boast about the greatness of God.
Have you ever experienced anguish in prayer?
It is in seasons or moments like these that the all-encompassing existence of God is truly brought to the fore.
Reading the Bible leads to transformed lives, survey finds
"Our research shows that consistent interaction with God's Word changes us."