By: Caroline Spencer
The other day a friend and I planned to have lunch together. We were to meet outside my office. Continue reading “WFH? How to Make it Work (From Home)”
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By: Caroline Spencer
The other day a friend and I planned to have lunch together. We were to meet outside my office. Continue reading “WFH? How to Make it Work (From Home)”
By: Georgia Free
If you’ve listened to the podcast Australia’s Invisible History, you will already be familiar with The Outback Historian – Dr Paul Roe. Continue reading “Australia’s Christian History Takes Centre Stage in New Book”
By: Sharon Cheung
Two missed calls. Ten unread messages. One winter night changed my experience of grief forever – one which may haunt me for the rest of my life on earth. Continue reading “A Familiar Story for the Eternal Problem of Suffering”
By: Annette Spurr
Every mother, if she’s honest, will tell you that motherhood is both their greatest honour and hardest struggle. Continue reading “Finding Glimmers of Hope in the Trenches of Motherhood”
By: McCrindle
In a society of increasingly diverse worldviews and beliefs, Australians are recognising diversity by listening to others, particularly when they have differing worldviews from their own. Continue reading “Gen Z and Cancel Culture”
By: City Bible Forum
It’s a bit of a buzz term at the moment, but when we say “Australia is a secular country” are we talking about a freedom from religion or a freedom for religion in this wide brown country of ours? Continue reading “The Subjective State of ‘Secularism’ – What is a Secular Country, Really?”
By: Laura Bennett
In the face of devastating loss, our belief in the goodness of God can understandably be challenged. We wonder how a good God could allow us to experience such grief or pain, and why our circumstances have unfolded as they have. Continue reading “Christian Music Great Toby Mac: Grief and Hope Behind the New Album ‘Life After Death’”
By: Kristian Johnson
John Anderson was joined on his podcast recently by mathematician, bioethicist and Christian apologist Professor John Lennox for a profound conversation centred on the current and future impacts of artificial intelligence technology, including the ethical implications of this technology. Continue reading “Artificial Intelligence, Man & God – A Chat with Professor John Lennox”
By: Sam Chan
The smiley emoji no longer means what it used to mean. Continue reading “Why You Can’t Use the Smiley Emoji Any More”
By: McCrindle
The Industrial Revolution in Europe and Britain in the late 1700’s to early 1800’s saw the transition to systematised, mechanised manufacturing production which significantly revolutionised the way of working. Continue reading “Changes to the World of Work Awaiting Today’s School Leavers”