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Official launch celebrations – Christian Today New Zealand

Official launch celebrations – Christian Today New Zealand

This Saturday 25 March the official launch celebrations of 'Christian Today New Zealand' is being held on the Gold Coast as its being combined with an update of the '2017 young writers conference' on the Sunshine Coast set for Saturday 12 August..

  • Financial survival threatened by fringe same-sex advocates

    A recent article in the NewsDaily titled 'Why Coopers boycott could be bad news for same sex marriage' requires a comment.

  • Theology and the main stream

    This is an article on the nature of Christian News.

  • Olympic cities provide evangelism opportunities

    News Daily recently published an article how the citizens of a growing number of the world's most significant cities do not want an Olympic Games coming to their country.

  • The Last Days

    'Dionysius Exiguus' lived in the sixth century and he calculated that the Church Age was to conclude in 1000AD.

  • Visiting Israel

    “I often reflect on my and my wife's first tour of the Holy Land many years ago. I thought of the millions of previous pilgrims who came before me and took in what I now was beholding,” said Baptist minister Mark Tronson.

  • Passwords with new dimensions

    Passwords have been with us for as long as memory serves. Passwords are affiliated with such a wide range of situations that it would be hard to list everyone of them.

  • A wet green season

    North Queensland has seen one of the wettest January's for many a year and the Mackay Mercury reports it as one of the wettest.

  • Nelson Cook on Grace

    Nelson Cook who established Coaches of Influence (COIN) 30 years ago in Los Angeles USA writes a monthly letter to the many coaches at professional, college and high school levels and the current correspondence touches the spot.

  • Regional and rural housing - hangups explored

    Finally, someone has written a balanced piece on the property prices in rural and regional Australia and why they compare in some situations to city prices and not always the be all and end all for city young couples and families.

  • Traffic hold-ups a bane of life

    Sydney Morning Herald recently cited a 19klm hold up after two trucks collided and burst into flames on the M1 near Moonie Moonie.

  • You do not live by … alone

    Yes, it's in the bible, you do not live by bread alone, the famous 'spiritual' retort by Jesus in the temptations.