Why would I hate myself?
Sue-Anne wanted to know why she was becoming her own worst enemy
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Starting again
by Andrew Lansdown
We have all done things we regret, things we wish we could undo. And even when they are not a cause of lasting harm, these regrettable things are often a cause of lasting shame.
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Promoting conversation naturally
(Article coming soon)
Better Parenting by Charissa Scotford
It is a well known fact that men and boys will be more likely to talk and ‘open up’ if they are working in a triangle. This is where Dad builds a go-cart with his son and they end up talking about deeper issues because the go-cart provides a bit of a distraction and the pressure isn’t on the conversation — it happens naturally.
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Avoid debt by being content
(Article coming soon)
Family finance by Lloyd Woodrow Crown Financial Ministries
So many of us get trapped into a discontented life by adopting needlessly excessive goals.
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Nice things never enough
(Article coming soon)
Chanse went from having everything to having nothing and in the process he found a deeper reason for life.
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Siesta time?
(Article coming soon)
A joint study at Harvard and Athens Universities found that afternoon naps cut the risk of dying from heart attack by up to 64%.
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Knowing you are loved
(Article coming soon)
Janet Jarrell and her two sisters did not have a great start to life. Found abandoned in an apartment in New Jersey, USA, the only thing that saved them was that a neighbour heard them crying and called the police.
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Keeping love alive and well
(Article coming soon)
Tips for life by Alan Bailey
As I stood admiring a lovely home the other day I was told that the previous owners, in their seventies, had split up and were going their separate ways. How often do we hear of it? Couples who have lived together for most of their lives, having brought up a family and been through thick and thin together, deciding that they can’t stand each other any more.
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Could God love someone like me?
Yes, He LOVES you and has a plan for your life
We read in God‘s word: "God so loved the world
that He gave His one and only Son, that whoever believes in Him shall not perish but have eternal life" (John 3:16)
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Kids Page
(Article coming soon)
Kids Pages
Stories and activities for children
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Why say “sorry”?
(Article coming soon)
by John Hutchinson
The day we said ‘Sorry’ to the Aboriginal people stirred a lot of emotion. Late in the afternoon of that day, a desperate call from a distressed mother deeply touched me, so that now I more fully understand the power of this simple word.
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What if she says ‘no’?
(Article coming soon)
Just for Singles by Julie Pearce
One of the problems with Hollywood movies is that they make dating look so easy. It’s not.
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Origins of famous sayings ~ from the Bible ~
(Article coming soon)
There’s a time and a place for everything
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The common cold PART I
(Article coming soon)
Medical Matters by Dr Jeremy Beckett
All of us have experienced the common cold. It is a mild upper respiratory illness involving, to various degrees, sore throat, sneezing, nasal congestion and running nose, cough, headaches, low grade fever and a feeling of general tiredness. It is caused by one of approximately 200 viruses that have been identified, about half of which are from the rhinovirus family.
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Treasures of darkness
(Article coming soon)
by Margaret Curren
When I was young I was afraid of the dark, but later in life it became the source of a special lesson to me.
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The humming bird’s tale secret - revealed
(Article coming soon)
Believe It or Not by Philip Bell
Researchers at the University of California, Berkeley, studied the high-frequency chirping noises made by males of a species called Anna’s hummingbird. They found that these chirps did not come from the head end, as assumed previously, but from the tail.
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Diabetes: Can it be prevented?
(Article coming soon)
Healthy Living with Miriam Thyer
(BSc. Nutrition, BSc. Health Promotion)
Diabetes is a serious health condition suffered by approximately one million Australians and for which there is no cure. Poorly managed or undiagnosed diabetes can lead to other health disorders and complications, such as heart attack, stroke, blindness and amputation.
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Stigma was impossible to shake
Russell Hinson constantly struggled with low self-esteem.
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How can we know God is there
Frequently Asked Questions by Dominic Steele
I know God is there because I speak with Him every day and I have a sense of His love for me, guiding me through His word, and of His fatherly goodness towards me. I also have the frequent experience of answered prayer — I ask Him for things and He delights in answering my requests.
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How to reduce spam/junk email
(Article coming soon)
Computers and Technology BY Darryl Budge
Spam is commonly defined as bulk, unsolicited electronic messages, and it is increasing at an incredible rate worldwide.
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Why mothers aren’t mean
(Article coming soon)
Building Better Marriages By Rob Furlong
At this time of the year we like to honour and praise Mothers and as we reflect on that, it is hard to go past this classic satirical piece written by Bobbie Pingaro in 1967. It’s called “The Meanest Mother in the World.”
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Keeping flowers fresh
(Article coming soon)
Why do cut flowers die so quickly? Simply because they are starved of water.
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Scary Mary defying death
(Article coming soon)
Consistently voted world No. 1 FMX rider, holding the world’s longest jump for a female rider, and the first and only female member of the Crusty Demons, Mary Perkins could hardly have achieved more, yet none of these things have truly satisfied her.
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Pearly Gates by Ian Jones |
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