Tag Archive for: christianity

Okay, So it’s a Secular Age – But Jesus is Still Working

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By: Stephen McAlpine

I had the sweet opportunity to have a long chat with a “baby Christian” the other week at a church gathering. Read more

What Shall We Do About Our Coffee Snobbery?

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By: Sam Chan

What is “sin”? Jesus might explain this way – “You know how if you drink a single origin espresso you look down on the person drinking the instant coffee? Well … that’s sin.” Read more

When a Jewish Thought Leader Flies the Flag for Christianity

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By: Kristian Johnson

When a Jewish thought-leader is championing the cause of Christianity, you know there’s got to be good reason. Read more

Faith has a Powerful Message for Mental Health Struggles

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By: Amy Cheng

Understanding that we are children of God, and the hope that brings us, can help us better manage and tackle mental health, a Sydney pastor has said. Read more

Hey Christian, Don’t ‘Quiet Quit’ Your Faith

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By: Stephen McAlpine

Hey Christian, are you in danger of quiet quitting your faith?  You know what quiet quitting is, don’t you? Read more

Does Church Matter?

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By: Brian Harris

I’ve just finished teaching a week long intensive called “Denominational Distinctives.” Read more

Between Toxic Positivity and a ‘Deus Remotus’: Getting the Balance Right

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By: Brian Harris

Toxic positivity is a new buzz word which rightly laments the irritating habit of attributing something positive to everything that happens, the kind of “if life serves you lemons, make lemonade” mindset which undergirds most bumper stickers and many sermon slogans. Read more

Getting Rid of the Cross

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By: Dr Eliezer Gonzalez

There are many people who try to get rid of the Cross, and in many different ways, and not all of them are atheists. Read more

Will You Take the Challenge to Have 5 Spiritual Conversations This Month?

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By: Amy Cheng

Talking about spirituality or religion outside of the church is often avoided, but there are surprising numbers of people who do want to talk about spirituality, God and even Jesus. Read more