Christian living

The author offers thoughtful insights and advice for Christians who may feel uncertain about the use of dating apps to establish relationships. "I met my husband on a dating app. We’ve had a mixed reactions when we tell people how we met. My husband Tom apparently told his cousins we met through ‘mutual friends’, to […]

Theologian Mark D. Roberts presents the first in a series of devotions to help biblical reflection upon and prayer for God's purpose for our lives. "God’s purpose is revealed to us throughout the Bible, though certain passages are particularly relevant. Genesis 1 is one of those passages. It doesn’t say explicitly “This is God’s purpose,” […]

Burnout has long been recognised as an issue, whether in the workforce or in a carer role at home. This article looks at burnout from a Christian perspective, namely that, without Christ, we cannot bear fruit (John 15:4). "Henri Nouwen shares this outrageously radical antidote to burnout: “I am deeply convinced that the Christian leader of the […]

Kenny Primrose contemplates the human desire to search for ways to overcome aging... "The vision of transhumanism encompasses a future where humanity transcends our biological limits through integrating AI, nanotechnology, genetic engineering, and cybernetics to enhance physical and cognitive abilities, repair or replace damaged organs, and ultimately replace or reverse the ageing process. Central to […]

As a self-confessed people-pleaser, Raven Carey-James knows the exhaustion of striving to meet all needs and demands. However in the Bible we can learn from the story of Jacob, that we are allowed to negotiate for a healthier and more balanced routine. "Jacob’s story illustrates the power of advocating for oneself and establishing clear lines […]

"As a survivor of the genocide against the Tutsi of Rwanda in 1994 and with 12 years of active involvement in the reconciliation of the Rwandan community as a member of the National Unity and Reconciliation Commission, Rev. Canon Dr Antoine Rutayisire has extensive experience of personal and collective woundedness. Drawing on this, he explains […]

A book review by Elliot Clark, who has served on international missions and also written books on the topic. "In his new book, Exiles on Mission: How Christians Can Thrive in a Post-Christian World, Paul Williams explores what it means for Western Christians, who increasingly find themselves as cultural outsiders, to serve as ambassadors in their […]

Executive Director of the De Pree Center, Michaela O'Donnell, reflects on the thoughts and experiences of different industry leaders when facing uncertain times. "As Christians who desire to live out our faith at and in our work, our call is to always show up as people of hope—working toward God’s mission of fixing broken things […]

Luke Bobo writes that finding one's vocation can be a non-linear process and may take some time. We are not all born with the same opportunities, and our passions may change, or be self-centred, so it is not a given that they result in us finding our vocation... "In the film, Barbie, songwriter and singer Billie Eilish […]

Chelsea Logan points to the encouragement to be found in the Easter story... "One of the ways the Church has historically leaned into the season of Lent is through the discipline of fasting. Fasting is typically practiced by abstaining from food but can also include giving up benign habits or activities to make space for prayer and […]

Jasmine Bellamy has experience in transforming workplace culture, and her article provides insight into the reasons that may cause poor relationships. She explains that fear around workers' perceptions of how they are viewed by their managers is often a root cause for issues. Bellamy's "Loving Leader Framework" is a guide to facilitating positive changes in […]

Max Jeganathan reminds us that as we celebrate the risen Lord Jesus this Easter, we have hope despite the conflict we see in the world around us. "The Russia-Ukraine war has entered its second year. Tensions in the South China sea continue to simmer. We’ve just put $368 billion on our national credit card for […]