How Are You at Being Thankful?
Modern psychology research indicates that people who regularly give thanks are happier. Read more
The Meaning of Cars and Other Vehicles in Dreams
By: Tania Harris
Have you ever had a dream of a car, bus, bike or a train? Vehicles appear frequently in our dreams, but what do they mean? Read more
How to Handle Unfairness
This world is full of unfairness. Unfairness marks every life. No one can escape it. And how you handle unfairness can either make you or break you as a person of character and integrity. Read more
Weary of Politics? A Few Thoughts to Help Christians Avoid Cynicism
By: Akos Balogh
Last Saturday Australians voted and a new Federal Government was elected. But many Aussies remain cynical, including many Christians. Read more
Practicing Gratitude: What to Remember and What to Forget
What to remember and what to forget? Your memory is a fascinating thing. Remembering what is bad in our lives comes easily to us, but remembering what is good often takes hard work! Read more
When ‘Reloading’ Isn’t an Option: Dealing with Real Life and Decision Paralysis
By: City Bible Forum
It’s really dark, but I’ve done this a hundred times before. I need to know where they are, without them ever finding out I’m here too, skulking in the shadows of an eerily empty street. Read more
Are Your Led by Your Feelings or Faith? 5 Subconscious Lies That Can Deceive Christians
By: Akos Balogh
Over 200 years ago, a revolution was launched across the West. Or rather, revolutions. Western societies began to move away from Christianity.
What Are You Worth? A Different View
What are you worth? There are many wrong ideas about Christianity. One of them is that for Christians, being humble means being realising that you are sinful, evil, and totally worthless.
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Your Kingdom or God’s Kingdom?
You may not know it, but you have a kingdom. Yes, it’s your kingdom. But it might not be the one you are thinking of. Read more
There’s a Word for What I’m Experiencing: Wintering. Maybe You’re Feeling it Too
By: Sheridan Voysey
I came across a helpful word recently: wintering. Author Katherine May uses it to describe those moments when life turns cold through crisis or loss and we find ourselves living at a different, slower pace to everyone else.