Keeping Families Connected.

Adversity can make us want to shrink back. But we’re called to live out the gifts God has given and use them to bring hope to others.

By: Telana Sladen Love expert Pastor Phil Ayres explains the impact our words, tone of voice and body language have on the way we speak and show love to others. Article supplied with thanks to Sonshine. Feature image: Canva

Spending time outdoors plays a powerful role in reducing stress, boosting mood, and helping both kids and adults feel more balanced.

Across Australia, a shortage of school chaplains is leaving a gap in the relational support many students rely on.

When life hits a red light, it’s easy to ask why. But the waiting may be doing more in us than we realise.

A 2012 art ‘conservation’ project made headlines worldwide for all the wrong reasons. But unexpected good came out of the failure.

We don’t need to tidy up our prayers before coming to God. He isn’t waiting for polished words, He’s inviting honest ones.

In a world divided by ‘us and them’ thinking, we need a new way of seeing (and thinking of) others.

So much relational tension comes down to expecting others to know what we haven’t said.

Raising boys is often loud and messy, but beneath the rough play and brave faces lies a deep need for connection, understanding, and care.

The teen years can feel overwhelming, but open conversations, practical support and the right care can help young women navigate hormones with confidence.

With housing affordability a challenge, younger Australians are building wealth differently. And data shows Gen Z are disciplined budgeters.

For Christian employers, managing staff takes more than skills and performance. Help your staff feel empowered, trusted & recognised.

A closer look at disability support in Australia, and how NDIS and carers help people live independently to achieve their goals.