Content Provision for Member Stations
By: Alex Cook
Have you heard of Aesop’s fable about the grasshopper and the ant? The grasshopper was hopping about, chirping and singing to its heart’s content one summer day when an ant passed by. Continue reading “Learning From the Ant: A Money Lesson”
By: Laura Bennett
In 2018, author Kayla Stoecklein’s husband tragically took his own life – shocking the Christian community around the world. Andrew Stoecklein was only 30 years old, a father of three and a well-known US pastor. Christians were uncertain of how to handle suicide happening to such a vibrant faith leader. Continue reading ““Mental Illness is Not a Sin Issue. I Watched My Husband Run to God in His Pain,” Widow-Turned-Author Kayla Stoecklein”
By: Brittany Ann
Religion may not make it into the top five topics that couples fight about (that’d be money, sex, work, parenting and housework, if you’re curious), but that doesn’t mean that religion doesn’t cause its fair share of conflicts–especially when both spouses have differing religious beliefs. Continue reading “What to Do When You and Your Spouse Have Differing Beliefs”
By: Tania Harris
Everybody dreams. Scientists tell us that we all dream for one to two hours a night.1 Dreams are a normal and healthy part of being human. But where do they come from? Continue reading “Where Do My Dreams Come From?”
By: Laura Bennett
When Hillsong youth band Young & Free recorded their new album All of My Best Friends, Australia was in the throes of what’s been dubbed the ‘Black Summer’. Continue reading “The ‘Prophetic’ Lyrics on Young & Free’s Latest Album”
By: Clare Bruce
Two leading Christian medical ethicists believe there’s nothing morally wrong with accepting a coronavirus vaccine made using foetal cell lines from an abortion, if there aren’t alternatives – but that people of faith have every right to ask questions, and push for options. Continue reading “Christians Have a Right to Question COVID-19 Vaccines, But Oxford Trials Aren’t Tainted”
By: Sabrina Peters
It’s a paradox to confess how much you “love God,” but then dislike (or even despise) people. Worse yet degrade, criticise and or even condemn someone based on their beliefs, preferences or shortcomings. Continue reading “You Can’t Love God and Hate People”
Why is it that there are so many people who just don’t find love? Continue reading “Let Yourself Be Loved”
By: Tania Harris
Should a woman ask a man out on a date? I asked this question once to a class full of young and hip ministry students. The overwhelming majority objected without a hiccup. “No. Never!” one guy declared with rock-solid conviction. “That’s such a turnoff!” said another crossing his arms. Continue reading “Should a Woman Ask a Man Out?”
By: Sabrina Peters
You don’t burn out by serving too much, you burn out by not filling up. Continue reading “When You Feel Tired Rest, Don’t Quit”