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May 11, 2021
Tim Keller Shares the Secret to Gritty Hope

An article about Tim Keller's latest book, written on hope, written in Keller's personal context of pancreatic cancer prognosis and treatment. "Tim Keller has written more than 20 books, including several bestsellers. But he’s never felt more “divine guidance and help” than while writing his latest. Then again, he’s never written on death and resurrection […]

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May 11, 2021
Do the Healings of Jesus Provide a Program for Today? Yes and No

Miracles happened lots in the bible, should we expect them today, should we reinterpret the scriptures to fit our experience? Get John Dickson's thoughts on these questions. "The historical evidence for Jesus’ healings (already examined) is clear, and most experts today, whether religious or not, agree that he must have performed deeds which others deemed […]

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May 11, 2021
Coping with Coronavirus Anxiety: Four Lessons From Soren Kierkegaard

Covid brought us lots of anxiety because of the significant change it brought to our lives. Brian Rosner writes for the ABC web page on how nineteenth-century Danish philosopher Søren Kierkegaard, can help. It's a great peace on speaking the good news of Jesus into the public square--and providing help for our anxieties. "As the […]

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May 11, 2021
More Than A Feeling...But The Feeling Still Counts

What is marriage about? Love? Marriage is about more than a feeling, but the feeling still counts. "RECENTLY I ASKED A GROUP OF YOUNG PEOPLE TO JOT DOWN THE world’s take on romantic relationships. There were no surprises in their responses: Get into a relationship if it feels good and get out of it when […]

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May 11, 2021
Tales from the Attic - A new year, a new start but COVID is coming at us

A series of short videos, recorded by Craig Broman in his own attic during the 2020 pandemic. In this Tale, Craig speaks of the joys of sitting in a recently renovated attic and urges us to think through how we proactively invest in our lives and workplaces to redeem the year ahead. Duration: 3 mins […]

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May 11, 2021
Tales from the Attic - The six day lockdown we never fully had

A series of short videos, recorded by Craig Broman in his own attic during the 2020 pandemic. In this Tale, Craig encourages the resident in Lock Down to slow down, read and reflect on Gods word. In pausing to take stock of the realities of your network and supports, he urges believers to take comfort […]

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May 11, 2021
Tales from the Attic - Thermostat or Thermometer: operating in an uncertain climate

A series of short videos, recorded by Craig Broman in his own attic during the 2020 pandemic. In this Tale, Craig challenges us to be temperature setters in these challenging times and points us to take comfort from and rest in Jesus, the one who is worthy to open the scrolls. Duration: 5 mins Source: […]

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May 11, 2021
Tales from the Attic - Tips for the family surviving being together in lockdown

A series of short videos, recorded by Craig Broman in his own attic during the 2020 pandemic. In this Tale, Craig offers survival tips to families, including strategies on how to navigate the change of the home becoming the workplace, the school and the social environment. Duration: 4 mins Source: https://vimeo.com/528134874

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May 11, 2021
10 Ways to grow yourself up

Dr Jenny Brown, a counsellor and founder of the Family Systems Institute in Sydney, has written a book called, Growing Yourself Up, How to bring your best to all of Life’s Relationships. Jenny says, "You need to look at yourself and give up putting energy into trying to change others or blame others or complain […]

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May 11, 2021
Bureaucracy is an Archaeological Relic: Why do we persist with it?

The current way of doing things through bureaucracy is questioned in this article. Will it get us through the rapid change coming with technological advancements? Gain research based insight into organisations that will survive the waterfall of coming change. "Ever really thought about it? Bureaucracy. Have you really stopped to think what it might be […]

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May 11, 2021
Is the Bible reliable?

The Bible has been questioned over the centuries as to it's reliability. To believe it is true, it is helpful to know it is reliable. This article addresses some of those questions. “I’m glad your faith works for you, but can you really know whether or not the Bible is reliable? Wasn’t it written thousands […]

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May 10, 2021
Resilience at Work

To succeed in any challenging workplace you will need resilience. But, what is resilience, how do you develop it. A young worker takes us on a journey where his faith informs his resilience.

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