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An anointing viz over-bearing governance

An anointing viz over-bearing governance

An anointing in founding a church that becomes a mega ministry is incompatible with over-bearing governance..

  • The remarkable life of Harry Henkel

    Harry Henkel passed to glory last month. He was in a Canberra nursing home. His family and friends said good-bye. There were three separate services. He was born in Germany in 1926 and migrated to Australia in 1952 and lived a remarkable life.

  • Banged up abroad is real trouble

    In recent days (China) and weeks (Indonesia, Malaysia ....) we have heard through newscasts the numbers of Australians in different parts of the world who have been \'banged up\' (as it were).

  • Friends and mates, mates and friends

    A fascinating question in the Australian culture for a male is the difference between a friend and a mate? This came up in the pre interview discussion in an Australian Missionary News IPTV interview with the World Circuit Professional Surfing Chaplain Abe Andrews.

  • Most Beautiful verses of the Bible – 4 young writers - No 9

    We continue this remarkable series of the young writer\'s selections of their most beautiful verses of the bible. It came out of a secular article of the most beautiful literary sentences.

  • Made-up revelations – secular and the church

    Made-up revelations are dynamite whether involving politicians, entertainment figures, socialite personalities, business people, the clergy and those in missions.

  • Most Beautiful verses of Scripture – 4 young writers - No 8

    This is the eighth article highlighting our young writers\' selection of their 7 most beautiful verses from the Bible. The idea came from an article highlighting the 50 most beautiful sentences of literature.

  • Taboo Or To Do - launched in Sydney, Australia

    A new book Taboo Or To Do, which takes up some critical hot-button issues and is by the writing team Ross Clifford and Philip Johnson, was officially launched in Australia.

  • Humour on the railway – Footplate Padre

    The Footplate Padre affirms that humour has always been a feature of railway life; it continues to be so today.

  • Andrew Smith the Kookaburra now champion coach

    Andrew Smith, Beijing Olympic Bronze Medallist with the Australian Men\'s Hockey team, the Kookaburras, and now a winning coach with the Victorian Vikings, believes that faith in the Lord Jesus means you don\'t have to do everything yourself.

  • David's Mighty Men!

    One of the most remarkable series of stories from the Old Testament which reflects the equally astonishing stories in the Acts of the Apostles are the outcomes of David\'s Mighty Men.

  • Australian pensioners serving overseas as volunteers – pensions unaffected

    A recent article stated that about 75,000 Australians are living abroad were sent Federal Government payments, including about 65,000 pensioners but that most of these people are migrants now living in their countries of origin.