How Remembrance Day and WW2 Gave Me Moral Clarity about Israel/Hamas War
By: Akos Balogh
Our social media feeds and televisions are filled with pictures of dead and dying Palestinian children. Read more
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How Death-Anxiety Impacts on Mental Health, and How to Live Life to the Full
By: Michelle Nortje
“Death, however, does itch. It itches all the time. It is always with us, scratching at some inner door. Mirroring, softly, barely audibly, just under the membrane of consciousness. Hidden in disguise, leaking out in a variety of symptoms. It is the wellspring of many of our worries, stresses, and conflicts” Read more
When Death Starts to Take Our Friends
By: Stephen McAlpine
So you reach an age when your friends all start to die. Read more
The ‘Theology of The Skull’ in Euthanasia Laws
By: Stephen McAlpine
“They came to a place called Golgotha (which means ‘the place of the skull’).” ~ Matthew 27:33
Rev Tim Keller 1950-2023: “We Take Comfort in His Last Words”
By: Mike Crooks
The Reverend Timothy Keller, founding pastor of the Redeemer Presbyterian Church in New York City, passed away at his home on May 19, aged 72 years. Read more
How to Grieve Someone You’ve Never Met
By: Georgia Free
There was a form of collective heartbreak last week when news broke that chef and Masterchef Australia judge Jock Zonfrillo had died, aged 46. Read more
Christians in Syria and Turkey Call for Prayer After Deadly Earthquake
By: Open Doors
Churches in Turkey and Syria are calling for Christians around the world to pray, after the massive 7.8 magnitude earthquake that has killed almost 4,000 people.
My Friends’ Dads Are Dying. So What Are We Learning From It?
By: Stephen McAlpine
It’s six years ago today since I conducted my father’s funeral. A bittersweet experience to be sure.
Tributes for Angela Lansbury: 1925-2022
By: Michael Crooks
Beloved actress Angela Lansbury, best known for her role in the TV series Murder, She Wrote, has died in her home in Los Angeles. Read more