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Then I saw him

Then I saw him

Last year we were on a group walking tour through a European city, only half paying attention to the guide’s overly enthusiastic detailed commentary about old uninteresting history..

  • Is it contagious?

    On January the 30th, 2020 the World Health Organisation declared the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak as a public health emergency of international concern.

  • Leadership done right

     We live in troubling times.Recently the news media has been filled with fires, floods, Coronavirus, flu epidemics, ...

  • Unprecedented times

    Before we begin, I’d like to make a point that I tried to avoid this subject. I waited for God to give me a more inspired idea and prayed for something that would be a bit more out of the box.

  • It’s life Jim, but not as we know it…

    It seems the world’s done a bit of a flip, gone a little crazy, is feeling a little unsafe, and though we hope this is a short-lived interruption to our lives, the emotional and economic effects of the global corona virus crisis, are more than likely going to hang around for quite some time.

  • Coronavirus “Not Afraid”

    This is an unknown time for us as humans, but God is not in Heaven face-palming himself. He is not surprised by Covid-19. He wasn’t distracted by something else happening in the world that He missed this virus starting.

  • Sydney trams are under way

    Sydney trams are under way. There has been some controversy, especially on time issues and the time it takes to get from one place to another.

  • Valuable word

    Words are everywhere. We speak them, write them, study and learn them. They help us to communicate with each other, understand concepts and express ourselves. Words are valuable.

  • The home quarantine school

    Most likely, if it has not happened yet, in the next few weeks, Australia will follow the rest of the world and all children will do school from home. For many parents, this new lifestyle is going to be a huge shock. You are going to go from seeing your children a few hours a day to being with them 24 hours/7 days a week. 

  • Check out the commercial lease    

    As an active member of the Tweed Heads Chamber of Commerce I enjoy the company of Jim Wilson, principal of Wilson Haynes solicitors-conveyancers, who has helped me in our Well-Being Australia ministry.

  • A silver lining for life’s disappointments

    At the time of writing, it has been just over one week since the World Health Organisation declared Coronavirus (COVID-19) a pandemic.

  • Forget me not

    This October marks 10 years since my family moved from Afghanistan to here. It’s funny because after all this time, I still haven’t been able to forget that time and to be honest, more recently I’ve been trying to hold tighter to those memories and the times we had there.