Tag Archive for: hope 103.2

Your “Ordinary” Makes Life Meaningful, Says ‘Jesus And’ Author Robert Fergusson

/in , /by

By: Laura Bennett

If you’ve been exposed to the Christian worldview for any length of time, it’s likely you’ve heard people talk about how we “partner with God” in His masterplan for the world and how, despite our ordinariness and failures at times, we’re all qualified for the job of being a “friend of God” in that pursuit. Read more

Rocker Stephen Stanley Wary of Monetising Mental Health

/in , /by

By: Laura Bennett

Georgia-based artist Stephen Stanley has been making music since the age of nine. Read more

‘Old People’s Home for 4 Year Olds’ Coming to a Suburb Near You

/in , /by

By: Yvette McDonnell

Could an encounter between the elderly and preschoolers transform the lives of both generations? Read more

What Does the Bible Say about Today’s Culture? A Lot, Says Academic

/in , /by

By: Amy Cheng

We are all shaped by our culture, but not using the Bible to understand our culture is like giving away the keys to our mind to a stranger, according to an academic. Read more

Is AI Reinforcing Gender Inequity? These SXSW Sydney Panelists Say It’s a Risk

/in , /by

By: Laura Bennett

Since ChatGPT was unleashed in the world on November 30, last year, the implications of generative artificial intelligence – a form of AI that can create content – are being understood in real time. Read more

“Mental Health is a Basic Human Right”: WHO

/in , /by

By: Amy Cheng 

Many people with a mental illness are excluded from community, discriminated against and can’t access the mental health care they need, the World Health Organization (WHO) has said. Read more

1000 Voices for 1000 Girls: Tackling Gender-Based Violence and Child Marriage Around the World

/in , /by

By: Georgia Free

Imagine if, here in Australia, boys were the only ones allowed to go to school – and instead of getting an education, young girls were married off. Read more

Museum “Touch” Experience for Blind and Partially Sighted to Benefit Everyone

/in , /by

By: Amy Cheng

The blind and people with low vision may soon be able to experience museums in a different way. Read more

From Alcoholism to Sobriety Advocate, Justine Whitchurch Offers Hope for Addiction

/in , /by

By: Laura Bennett

When you’re in a cycle of addiction, the hope of ever breaking free can feel elusive and distant. Read more

Riley Clemmons Pulls Faith Out of “Religious Box” with New Album ‘Church Pew’

/in , /by

By: Laura Bennett

Nashville-based artist Riley Clemmons has been writing and performing since she was 13 after being discovered at a school pageant. Read more