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David

  • Lahore attack: 'The target was Christians' says Taliban

    The Taliban faction who killed at least 70 in Lahore on Sunday have said their target was Christians.

  • Like Nigella. Not.

    The room was hushed as I prepared to push the button on the blender. All eyes were upon me.

  • Overcoming lust

    I need to provide an update on the hot Italian who graced my office floor with his presence for about two months.

  • The first time I kissed my husband was at the altar

    I remember the day well; it was an unusually warm winter February day in snowy Canada. We were surrounded by family and friends and before God when I married my best friend, Tim.

  • The land is alive!

    When you look out of your window, and see sky, land, ocean, trees - or perhaps masses of houses - have you ever thought of these things as being alive?

  • In defense of an 'entertaining' Jesus

    It has become quite typical in this day and age to complain about life online rather than to anyone real that could actually do something about it. Christians are in no way immune to this temptation, and often some of the worst offenders.

  • One Day in Melbourne - Evangelicals Online: Peter Brookshaw replaces Rowland Croucher (Shingles)

    \'One Day in Melbourne—Evangelicals Online\' (conference) on Saturday 16 April 2016 is a one-day gathering for editors, writers, designers, social media mavens, authors, bloggers, self-publishers—anyone in Christian media whose aim is to maximise the Gospel.

  • Survey: Homemaking is back on the agenda

    A recent News.com article claims that a growing number of Generation Y young women are right now or planning to be \'homemakers\' and not in any shape for form establishing a career.

  • How do I know heaven is real?

    \'If heaven is for real it would change my life\' a teenager recently told me. He asked, \'How do you know heaven and hell are real? If I saw evidence that heaven is real then I\'d change my life\'.

  • I am Verity's Man

    A few years ago on Easter, I found myself volunteering for a music festival. I slept in a tent & spent four sleepless nights, wrapped from head to toe in almost every piece of clothing I\'d brought.