A Spirit of Compassion Let us thank God that there are many in our nation who have the gift of compassion for those who need physical healing or spiritual healing. In the ground-breaking series on SBS “The Hospital: In the Deep
Why Take Offence? It is normal to take offence in our society and hard to resist. It is easy to take offense over things people say, do, have done or even over the tone in their voice. Wise people are
Pray with Persistence Before the recent election in the Solomon Islands there was a call for prayer and fasting across the nation. Last week Christian associations representing all the six mainline denominations in the country, hosted a dinner for the
Respect and Love We seem to be using the word respect a lot in our nation, but it is indeed limited by what and who we can respect. What happens when we see faults in what others believe and are
Neither for nor against When Joshua crossed the Jordan to conquer the Promised Land he was greeted by a man with a drawn sword. When he asked him “Are you for us, or for our adversaries?” his response was “Neither,
What is Taught to Children is Critical What is taught at home, in schools, or by using Facebook is critical. When Anzac Day was celebrated in style this year the Federal Education Minister Jason Clare said Anzac Day was “a
God has a Plan Australia is a wonderful country and a great place in the world to live. But we don’t know how the changes we are making will mean it stays that way. We don’t know what weaknesses we
This is an abridged holiday version of the National 24-Hour Prayer Watch. The full prayer watch bulletin will resume next Thursday 2nd May. This week let us pray for: * Today is Anzac Day. Let us remember those who lost
