God may speak something unexpected. The Spirit may speak something that challenges us. But God will never speak anything unloving.
Dr Michael Jensen challenges the common misconception that forgiveness means tolerating harmful behaviour within marriages.
A witty, comical novel, Jane Austen writes about a character of whom she thought “no one but myself will much like.”
Sandy Oswald, a professional counsellor and psychotherapist shares some tips on managing our anxiety levels.
“Here we are as three Aboriginal people from various different nations, yet there’s a common thread through our systems of law and living.”
Jodie reflects on her time “One meal a day might not sound like much. But I’ve seen it. It can change everything.”
Shared values… hold hands in hospital rooms, raise children with intention, laugh through hard seasons, and love on purpose.
If, for whatever reason, your love feels abandoned and alone, own the pain, acknowledge the loss, but also allow a little spark to burn.
One in 40 Australians are on the spectrum. According to Dr. Lim, it’s vital that we’re all fostering inclusive, supportive environments.
There are a few highlights, including James Corden’s song, “Always On The Outside,” which will be on regular repeat in the family vehicle.