By: Akos BaloghPeter Boghossian was a professor of philosophy at Portland State University, where he taught for ten years.He loved his job.He loved teaching critical thinking to students. And he was committed to questioning everything, including the ‘Social Justice’ ideology that took...
By: Dr Eliezer GonzalezSome people practice drive-by Christianity. What do I mean by this?My family sometimes like to order at drive-by restaurants. I don’t like it at all. I enjoy the experience of going somewhere, sitting down, and eating the food. But these days, no one seems to have time...
By: Sabrina PetersWhen you hear the term ‘purpose’, what words come to mind? Success? Happiness? Meaning? Wealth? Marriage? Influence? Affluence? Talent? Relationships? As a Christian, I find my answer in God’s Word.Romans 12:1-2 (The Message) puts it like this, “So,...
By: Dr Eliezer GonzalezSome people write about the dangers of “religion,” and religious people tend to complain about this, because religion is a good thing. Alternatively, some people talk about true and false religion. What is a proper perspective on religion?The difference can be a...
By: Dr Eliezer GonzalezThere are some people who are absolutely against religion. They’d probably agree if I said that religion could be deadly. they might even point to all the wars that religion has supposedly caused.But what if you’re a follower of Jesus Christ? Would you agree with...
By: Sabrina Peters“How far is too far?” That’s one of the most common questions I get asked by Christian teens and young adults alike. They want to know what they can touch, taste and caress (pre-marriage) before God gets mad or they end up feeling bad.They often ask, “So,...
By: Rosie KendallChristmas won’t be normal for many Australians this year, but for Ron and Mary, Christmas isn’t even on their minds. There’s no time to consider stocking fillers and Secret Santa, no head space to bake treats or put up a tree – the Dumas family are in...
By: Laura BennettThe Christian faith is a fickle thing. In believing in God and accepting Jesus as His son, our key life aim is to live as Jesus did: in perfect relationship with God, and with a divine love for humanity. But that’s impossible. You’ve probably already messed it up five...
By: Akos BaloghOur society is increasingly polarised.We’re less likely to hold favourable opinions of those who disagree with our political views. We’re less likely to develop deep friendships with people who vote the other way.Instead, we’re more likely to avoid people with...
By: Dr Eliezer GonzalezJust admit it: you know you have to love people, but sometimes you just don’t feel like loving. It can be the hardest thing to do! So, what do you do?When you don’t feel love, you do love. Because when you don’t feel like loving, loving...
By: Laura BennettAttending church online has become a norm for many congregations in this pandemic. Linking in with people from your own church as well as others around the globe, as you enjoy a coffee in your lounge room, has become standard Sunday fare.So when the virus lifts, will church return...
By: Akos BaloghNo discipline seems pleasant at the time, but painful. Later on, however, it produces a harvest of righteousness and peace for those who have been trained by it. – Hebrews 12:11The COVID-19 Pandemic is wreaking havoc across our world. It’s an uncertain time.And yet for...
