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The spiritual costs of connecting through devices
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Everyday Christian: Living water and an unusually hot British summer
It has been hot in London. Our family moved here three years ago, and the…
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David Claydon: The homeless orphan who served the Lord for eight decades
Lost, nameless, homeless, fatherless. This is how Anglican minister Roger Chilton described the formative influences…
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Catie sacrifices her sight to change lives
Twelve-year-old Catie, from Melbourne, is wearing an eye patch for a week to help raise…
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Real dinnertime blues
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What I have learnt about fighting the evil of slavery and trafficking
Every year on July 30, the United Nations recognises World Day against Trafficking in Persons.…
Things I am asked: What about the bad behaviour of the Christian church in history?
Want your kids to do well in school? Send ’em to church first
Aussies, a call to global mission
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Light in the darkness: an update from Ukraine
Daily life in Ukraine is “heavy”, and “the darkness is very deep”. This is the…
The strong Kenyan women learning to create a better future
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‘Both ways’ education the positive side of a troubled remote community
The remote Aboriginal community of Wadeye, about 400km south of Darwin, has been in the…
School chaplains are needed now more than ever
‘I may not be here today if it were not for my chaplain.’
Fighting for hope in the trenches of motherhood
Mirette Abraham, a doctor, Coptic Christian and a mum, has written a book, Mama, I…
40 stories: God is a consuming fire
The Indigenous Bible translation glass is half-full, not half-empty
The extra things Christians can do to ease youth homelessness
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How to live God’s way in God’s world
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GENESIS: Pride in Babel
The problem with pride is that we rely on ourselves instead of God. This is what the people in Babel who built the tower did and it is what we often do too. Find out more in the next instalment from the GENESIS series with Anna.
GENESIS: Starting Over With Noah
Sin is a big deal. How big? Enough for God to wipe everyone in the world out and start again with Noah. You may feel like this story is familiar, but I expect that in this episode you will learn even more details that you didn’t know!
GENESIS: Cain and Abel
Sibling rivalry that ends in jealousy and murder doesn’t sound too good, but in today’s episode you’ll discover how sinning in your anger isn’t that good either! All our sins cause a roadblock, no matter which one it is. Thankfully we have Jesus who deals with that sin so we can have a proper relationship with God!
