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What Losing My Keys Taught Me About God’s Care

By: Pastor Kierohn Sims Ten years ago, I was in my first year of theological studies in Auckland, New Zealand.My university hosted exchange students from America, and I became close friends with some of them. As a proud Kiwi, I took it upon myself to show them the...
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‘Back in Action’ Offers More Than Popcorn Entertainment

By: Laura BennettAt face value, Cameron Diaz and Jamie Foxx’s new Netflix movie Back in Action is a simple action adventure that doesn’t require much mental energy to enjoy.What makes it more than that, is realising the significance of what was...
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School Lunchbox Hacks: Easy, Nutritious Solutions for Busy Parents

By: Jess DrummondSimplify school lunches with time-saving tips, budget-friendly tricks, and nutritious meal ideas that kids will actually eat.I’ve heard the sentiment numerous times among school mums and dads: “School lunches are the bane of my...
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Refresh: Thinking about Fixed and Growth Mindsets

By: Brian HarrisIt is argued that a growth mindset can be developed, and educational programs have been designed to help people to do so.Thinking About Fixed and Growth MindsetsWhile Carol Dweck’s 2007 book Mindset is no longer new, it continues to...
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Welcoming People With Disabilities

By: Stevie WillsIn community, we discover more of who we are. In high school, my peers were never deliberately cruel to me, but I was left behind. Left out. I live with cerebral palsy. My teenage peers were fast paced. My school stretched across three long levels,...
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Reevaluating Attitudes to Singleness an Act of Valentine’s Day Love

By: Laura BennettAre some of the ideals we’ve created around coupledom more informed by our own cultural views than spiritual necessity?Never, ever, in all my years on earth have I had a date on Valentines Day. There’s been no surprise dinners planned,...
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Recognising Your Strengths

By: Helping Hands TVFinding Your Unique Self to Flourish“Offering up your best self happens best and most naturally when people are leaning into their strengths,” says Max Jeganathan.Max is a former advisor to the Federal Government. He is joined in this...
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What Can We See in ‘The Zone of Interest’?

By: Robert Martin The Oscar winning film Zone of Interest made a controversial claim about the human condition.The film was set in Auschwitz, but never shows anything going on inside the concentration camp. Instead the film’s focus was on the domestic life of...
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Welcome Gen Beta

By: Mark McCrindleGeneration Beta: The Beginning of a New EraThe year 2025 marks the beginning of a new generation, Generation Beta. Simply put, Generation Beta is defined as those born between 2025 and 2039. Generation Beta will be born from 2025 to 2039 By 2035,...
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September 5 Nothing New Under The Sun… A Must See!

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Dating? Doing Some ‘Soul Care’ is Important While Single

By: Laura Bennett“Our journey of life and healing – and even accomplishing God’s will – is a partnership with God,” Debra says.Added to the regular challenges of meeting someone and finding single community, you’re assessing faith...
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Introvert? God Can Use You Too

By: yesHEisTayla is a former competitive surfer and self-confessed introvert. After an injury halted her surfing career, Tayla felt that God was prompting her to step outside her comfort zone and live life with a focus more on others than herself. She tells the...
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On Being Still, Not Silent…

By: Brian HarrisThere is such a big difference between stillness and silence.On being still, not silent.I recently listened to a fascinating podcast where Alastair McIntosh reflects on Quakerism and unpacks some of its convictions. In a throw away comment he...
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How Do You Know it’s God? Amanda’s God Conversation Shows us How

By: Tania HarrisIt’s the most common question I am asked… how do you know it’s God?At God Conversations, we teach a threefold process of testing based on the most significant God conversation of the early church and two thousand years of...
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Not Your Typical Romance Flick: ‘We Live in Time’ [Movie Review]

By: Russ Matthews Have you ever watched a film that touches your soul, and you cannot completely put your finger on why?We Live in Time is one of those experiences that show the messiness and unexpected beauty of tragedies that come into our lives in different...
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Ultramarathon Runner: “Type 1 Diabetes Won’t Stop Me!”

By: Joni Boyd This inspiring Aussie woman has overcome more than most to realise her dream of conquering some of Australia’s hardest tracks.A gruelling 150km run across the Simpson Desert is Stephanie’s longest run so far. It her took five days.Running an...
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God Pours His Love into Our Hearts

By: Dr Eliezer GonzalezWe know how dearly God loves us, because he has given us the Holy Spirit to fill our hearts with his love (Romans 5:5, NLT).Because God, who is our maker and preserver is love, the love of God is poured into our hearts by the Holy...
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Grandparenting Has Changed, Says Dr Michael Carr-Gregg

By: Joni Boyd In Australia, we have 5 million grandparents – and over the decades, their role has significantly changed.So, how important are grandparents, now that society is so different?According to leading psychologist, writer and public speaker Dr. Michael...
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New Family TV Shows and Flicks on GOOD in 2025

By: Sharon Fitness As we step into 2025, there’s so much to look forward to on GOOD! The year promises an incredible lineup of brand-new movies and series, filled with uplifting stories, inspiring characters, and heartfelt messages that resonate with the whole...
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What Should Christians Make Of Our Culture’s Growing Interest In UFOs?

By: Akos Balogh Before becoming a Christian in late high school, I was drawn to the occult. I would spend hours in the ‘New Age’ section of bookstores, searching for deeper meaning and truth than our empty secular culture could provide. I explored all...
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Faith

Christian Persecution is Rising Globally, But Hope Can, Too

By: Laura BennettFor the last 31 years, Open Doors has released their World Watch List, detailing the countries where persecution against Christians is most prolific.North Korea has topped the list for the third year in a row – dropping down only in 2022 when...
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Overwhelmed by the World’s Suffering? Here’s How to Help

By: Joni Boyd“We can’t save them but love them where they are at.” Jeremiah Project’s Jacky Turano reminds us that small acts of kindness can mean a lot.The temptation is to do nothing.Whether you see someone sleeping rough, illness raking...
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How Do You Know it’s God? Amanda’s God Conversation Shows us How

By: Tania HarrisIt’s the most common question I am asked… how do you know it’s God?At God Conversations, we teach a threefold process of testing based on the most significant God conversation of the early church and two thousand years of...
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What Should Christians Make Of Our Culture’s Growing Interest In UFOs?

By: Akos Balogh Before becoming a Christian in late high school, I was drawn to the occult. I would spend hours in the ‘New Age’ section of bookstores, searching for deeper meaning and truth than our empty secular culture could provide. I explored all...
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Hey God, Can I Ask You Something? – Book Review

By: Brittany Garcia The book covers some of the deeper questions about God that quite frankly, even some of the adults I know struggle with, including “Dear God, if you love us, why do bad and sad things still happen?” – I mean, who hasn’t...
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The Best Burger I Ever Ate—and the Life Lesson It Taught Me

By: Andrew ‘Hammo’ Hamilton About five years ago, my son Sam and I took a surfing trip to Siargao, Philippines.Siargao is a world-famous surfing destination, but instead of staying in the bustling General Luna area, we found a quiet little village tucked...
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Bethel Music’s Jenn Johnson: “We’re all Still Walking with a Limp”

By: Laura Bennett When life is full, when we’re tired, when we experience loss or don’t understand what God’s doing in our lives, one of the first things we can sometimes let go of is worship.The idea of thanking God, expressing gratitude to Him...
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‘Conclave’ a Surprisingly Nuanced Portrait of Catholic Church [Movie Review]

By: Michael Walsh In 2016, author Robert Harris published the novel Conclave, detailing a fictional papal election following the unexpected death of the Pope and the ambiguous and ambitious players who emerge and vie for the holy throne.Then, in 2022, hot off his...
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Making Room for Jesus This Christmas

By: Yvette McDonnell The Christmas Story is one we all know and love.But do we ever see ourselves in the Christmas story?Do we ever see our responsibility or participation in the lead up to Christmas and what we can do differently, that wasn’t done back then, in...
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Tracing the Worldwide Faith Renewal: New Doco Series ‘Encounter’

By: Clare Bruce Since the early-2000s hype of the ‘New Atheists’ movement went quiet, a renewed interested in spirituality began to take its place in every corner of the globe – and Australia is here for it.This revival of faith is the subject of a...
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Jolie is a Powerhouse of Grace and Class in ‘Maria’ [Movie Review]

By: Michael Walsh With the arrival of ‘Maria’, here ends Pablo Lorraín’s tragic trilogy of iconic women of the 20th century grappling with fame and celebrity following Jackie and Spencer.With Maria, he delivers another auteur vision...
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SVRCINA’s New Song ‘Hummingbird’ Reminds Us We Aren’t Alone

By: Justin RouillonSVRCINA’s latest single and album ‘1200 Beats per Minute’ both take inspiration from the hummingbird – a bird that can be both still and extremely active at the same time.Christian artist SVRCINA has released her latest radio...
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Not Your Typical Romance Flick: ‘We Live in Time’ [Movie Review]

By: Russ Matthews Have you ever watched a film that touches your soul, and you cannot completely put your finger on why?We Live in Time is one of those experiences that show the messiness and unexpected beauty of tragedies that come into our lives in different...
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New Family TV Shows and Flicks on GOOD in 2025

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Tale of Love in the Modern World: “We Live In Time”

By: Russ Matthews Have you ever watched a film that touches your soul, and you cannot completely put your finger on why?We Live in Time is one of those experiences that show the messiness and unexpected beauty of tragedies that come into our lives in different...
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Childhood Favourite Comes to Life in ‘Magic Beach’

By: Russ MatthewsMagic Beach is a book that has inspired children throughout Australia to tap into their imaginations.Alison Lester’s celebrated bestseller opens the door for children to see where their minds can take them when given the freedom to explore...
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What’s Behind Our Obsession With True Crime?

By: Amy Isham In 2023, Casefile, an Australian true crime podcast, climbed to the top of Triton Digital’s Australian Podcast Ranker, surpassing popular shows like Hamish and Andy.This ranking shows Australia’s seemingly insatiable appetite for true crime...
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‘Surprised By Oxford’ – Not Your Typical ‘Christian Chick Flick’

By: Russ Matthews On the surface, Surprised by Oxford looks to be a combination of a standard faith-based film set in the university setting and a romantic drama currently on offer at Netflix or Hallmark.Until things take unlikely turns in the writing and...
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Brandon Heath Takes the ‘Gospel Truth’ into the New Year

By: Laura Bennett The end of the year is a good time for reassessment and closure.And for Dove Award-winner Brandon Heath it’s also a time to celebrate unchanging things as one year moves into the next.Brandon was recently asked a question by a friend he poses...
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Crazy Shenanigans and Charming Fun in ‘Paddington in Peru’ [Review]

By: Russ Matthews Paddington Bear (Ben Whishaw) lives in a world of imaginative and naive marvels that has helped him to become an icon for generations of children.Michael Bond’s Amazonian bear has charmed fans in children’s books for years in...
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Lifestyle

Welcoming People With Disabilities

By: Stevie WillsIn community, we discover more of who we are. In high school, my peers were never deliberately cruel to me, but I was left behind. Left out. I live with cerebral palsy. My teenage peers were fast paced. My school stretched across three long levels,...
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Welcome Gen Beta

By: Mark McCrindleGeneration Beta: The Beginning of a New EraThe year 2025 marks the beginning of a new generation, Generation Beta. Simply put, Generation Beta is defined as those born between 2025 and 2039. Generation Beta will be born from 2025 to 2039 By 2035,...
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Delicious Autumn Recipe: Honey and Mustard Sauce

By: Susan JoyThis quick and easy Honey Mustard Sauce is so versatile. It can be used as a dipping sauce, a salad or vegetable dressing, or a sauce for grilled meats and fish. Honestly, you can dip almost anything into this sweet, tangy, creamy...
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Steph Penny says “You Can Survive Chronic Illness”

By: Laura BennettFor anyone living with chronic illness, pain, or witnessing someone experiencing it, the feeling of life being taken away from you – or it somehow being less than it’s meant to be – is profound.A Life with LupusPsychologist and...
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How to Manage Challenging Emotions for Teens: A Four Step Guide

By: Michelle NortjeEmotional regulation can be tough, especially during adolescence when things feel even more intense. But managing your emotions isn’t about ignoring them; it’s about understanding and working with them.Here’s a simplified,...
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Introvert? God Can Use You Too

By: yesHEisTayla is a former competitive surfer and self-confessed introvert. After an injury halted her surfing career, Tayla felt that God was prompting her to step outside her comfort zone and live life with a focus more on others than herself. She tells the...
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Ultramarathon Runner: “Type 1 Diabetes Won’t Stop Me!”

By: Joni Boyd This inspiring Aussie woman has overcome more than most to realise her dream of conquering some of Australia’s hardest tracks.A gruelling 150km run across the Simpson Desert is Stephanie’s longest run so far. It her took five days.Running an...
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7 Steps to Get Your Finances Off to a Flying Start in 2025

By: Alex Cook Here are seven steps to help you start 2025 on solid financial ground with a Christ-centred perspective:At the start of the year, it is always a great time to reflect on your financial journey and set a course that aligns with God’s purposes for...
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Summer Snack for Dipping: GF Sesame Crackers Recipe

By: Susan JoyThese light and crispy gluten-free sesame crackers are perfect to snack on or use with one of my paleo dips.They’ll stay fresh for up to 2 weeks if stored in an airtight glass container.Ingredients 2 cups (220g) almond meal/flour, (from blanched...
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Mastering Time Management: 8 Quick Tips for Busy Lives

By: Lorrene McClymont If you have spent any time with me or read any of my writing, you will discover pretty quickly that workaholic tendencies, perfectionism, and taking on too much at once are things I struggle with.Part of managing that is utilising organisational...
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Parenting

Starting The New School Year Well

By: Helping Hands TVStarting a new school year can be daunting for students.But according to the panellists on this week’s episode of Helping Hands, Collett Smart (Psychologist), Kiran Skariah (Youth Worker and Online Gamer) and Sarah Crawford...
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Grandparenting Has Changed, Says Dr Michael Carr-Gregg

By: Joni Boyd In Australia, we have 5 million grandparents – and over the decades, their role has significantly changed.So, how important are grandparents, now that society is so different?According to leading psychologist, writer and public speaker Dr. Michael...
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Starting the New School Year Well – Tips For Parents

By: Helping Hands TV The greatest desire for any parent of school-aged kids at this time of year is for their children to start the school year confident and happy.But have you considered how your own ability to start the school year well might impact your...
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Why Saying “No” is Essential for Parenting

By: Chloe Hart In today’s world of gentle parenting, many parents feel pressure to avoid saying “no” to their kids.However, according to Susan Woodworth from Walk and Talk Psychology, “no” is an essential tool for...
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Location Sharing Apps: Some Pros and Cons for Parents to Consider

By: Joni Boyd Do you have a location sharing app on your phone?Has it been beneficial – or has it caused problems for you, or for your family?Adolescent psychologist Collett Smart spoke to us about some things to keep in mind when it comes to using or not using...
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Clashing with Your Teens? 3 Practical Steps for Dealing with Conflict

By: Mikala SinfieldParents want to pass on their wisdom, experience and values to their children – but it’s not always easy, particularly when your children are in their teen years. You want to foster and develop the characteristics in your child that you...
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3 Simple Tips for Staying Calm When Parenting Gets Tough

By: Chloe Hart Parenting isn’t always smooth sailing, especially when your kids seem to test every limit.To help navigate those challenging moments, we spoke with Susan Woodworth from Walk and Talk Psychology. She shared three transformative steps to help...
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Parents: 4 Ways to Strengthen Your Family Bonds These Holidays

By: Jessica BusterFor many families the holiday season is filled with a burst of activity.It is easy to get caught up in the hustle and bustle of Christmas prep, planning activities to entertain the kids, and events. It’s also a great time to stop and think...
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“Don’t Put it Off” – Mum and Dad, Learn First Aid for Summer

By: Joni Boyd It’s easy to put off learning First Aid, but with the holiday season almost here, now is a good time to make sure you know what to do, if anything goes wrong.Former paramedic Bill Baltzois says it’s important that people – and...
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How to Teach Your Teen Self-Compassion

By: Joni Boyd How does your teen respond when they make a mistake?Are they their own harshest critic?Adolescent psychologist Collett Smart and Dr. Veya Seekis, a lecturer within the School of Applied Psychology at Griffith University, spoke in an interview about the...
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