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Moving on past loss with love

Moving on past loss with love

Recently we have witnessed the devastating floods in North Eastern Australia, North Western Australia and South Eastern Australia. There have also been fires close to suburban Perth, in the south west; and communities in the north west. Tropical North Queensland has now been devastated by Cyclone Yasi as well. Many lives were affected through these events. Homes were destroyed, crops ruined, deaths of animals and businesses devastated. Most importantly, precious lives were lost. .

  • Preparing for Success

    Want some sporting tips from top athletes on performing at your best? Whether you are preparing for the local fun run or your weekly cricket game there are some useful tips in getting the most out of your performance. How can you make sure all your hard training pays off with a good result? The five "P" Principles is the place to start:

  • In 1939 there was concern over Japan

    My mother cut out and kept many articles that were of interest to her in the years 1935-1939 when she lived in Sydney. She was someone who was interested in the bigger pictures of world events.

  • 1939 Clergy and their wives were once a news item

    Having a look through the family archive recently, I came across an article dated 17th April 1939 from The Sydney Morning Herald Women\'s Supplement which was entitled: "Out of Town".

  • Birthday, Christmas, Wedding, Christmas, Friendship gifts and the economy

    Last Christmas, I took to heart an article in the Sydney Morning Herald written by Adele Horin entitled "Christmas: a waste of time, money and presents". This title interested me, for like all parents, I am always looking for that something special for a Christmas gift, or indeed, any kind of gift.

  • What I see as the benefits of Scripture in state schools

    As a mother, a Christian and having been an assistant to a school Scripture class, I have been interested in this subject.

  • G'Day Augaylia

    I suppose it had to come to this. But it really should not be too surprising. The homosexual juggernaut continues to roll on, crushing everything in its path. I suppose soon enough Australia will be renamed Augaylia and all new citizens will have to pass a homosexual-friendly citizenship test.

  • Truth verses Trend – Is Christianity being compromised by the Church?

    Christianity throughout the ages has in many regions adopted cultural relevance in its worship and teaching styles. In my view the today's movements have gone beyond cultural relevance to market driven philosophy in order to attract and appease seekers. Over the last several years I have witnessed many Christian churches, organisations, and ministries gradually dilute the word of God in order to facilitate this more seeker friendly conception of Christianity. For many churches today the challeng

  • Just another day!

    The start of any new year is an interesting time, and 2011 is no different. We are now well into the second decade of the new millennium and the novelty of the 'two thousands' has worn off.

  • 400th anniversary of the King James Bible

    The BBC last month gave the 400th anniversary of the King James Bible - a day of recitals - from the sacred text that has influenced Great Britain and her descendants and many other nation\'s of the world.

  • Best of 2010 - No 27 - Andrew Smith of the Kookaburras (hockey) on IPTV

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

  • Alice Springs, a call to a central Australian school

    For the last three years my wife and our three sons have lived in Alice Springs, in the Northern Territory. Life in the centre of Australia is not without its challenges, but it is been part of a calling I have had since I was 15.