Lifestyle

Why Christians Need a Different Approach to Money
Using money as a tool to help others, support ministry and meet real needs creates meaning beyond mere accumulation.

New Year, Sustainable You: A Fresh Approach
January is a great time to take stock of what is working and what isn’t in your life. It gives you a chance to pause and reevaluate, but it doesn’t have to be a complete life do-over.

Do I Really Need a Hobby?
“Hobbies, leisure time is a gift from God… It’s okay to express [your gifts],” says Ian Barnett

Hope Under Strain: The Psychology of The Constrained Consumer
As optimism declines, Australians are building resilience and agency. This article explores the “Hope Under Strain” trend shaping 2026.

When Christmas Feels Lonely, Do This ->
Psychologist explains why loneliness can peak at Christmas for Australians and shares practical, compassionate ways to navigate the season.

7 Budget Christmas Shopping Tips for Aussies
Local, practical Christmas budgeting tips for families—covering gifts, markets, experiences, and keeping the season stress-free.

Neighbouring this Christmas
By reaching out in small ways to neighbours at Christmas you can bring connection and life to your community.

Preparing for the Future: Retirement and Legacy Planning for Christians
Retirement planning isn’t selfish—it’s stewardship. Learn practical, biblical steps to save wisely and leave a lasting Kingdom legacy.

Gingerbread Brownies – Recipe
These rich gingerbread brownies combine fudgy chocolate texture with festive spice—an easy, gluten-free Christmas treat to share.

Pain Management Chronic vs Acute: How to Understand and Manage Pain Better
Physiotherapist Melanie Mac explains the difference between acute and chronic pain and how mind and body shape it.
