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How God uses prophecy to strengthen his church

Prophecy in a Christian church is not a private guessing game or a stage for dramatic predictions. The Bible presents spiritual gifts as works of the Holy…

Raising grateful children in an entitled culture

Every school morning in suburban Australia, a small theatre plays out at the gate: boots on gravel, a queue of parents comparing the latest devices their…

A steady hope when death feels close

Death can feel like an open door when a parent grows ill, a friend dies suddenly or a funeral changes a family's rhythm. Learning how to overcome the fear of…

Reading Revelation with faith in the present

Understanding the Book of Revelation for Today begins with a simple choice: resist treating it as a coded timetable. Its images matter, but so did the audience…

The heart of worship goes beyond songs

The heart of worship: more than songs expresses a conviction: Christian worship reaches beyond a playlist. Songs open the door, but they do not define the room…

How to Make Disciples in Your Daily Routine

Christian discipleship is not confined to Sunday services or occasional ministry events. It is formed in the choices that fill an Australian day: the school…

The value of silence and solitude in prayer

Christian radio naturally creates pauses between songs and presenter commentary. Those intervals may seem empty, yet they let the mind remember that prayer is…

Living with an eternal perspective in a temporary world

Living with an eternal perspective in a temporary world is not a retreat from daily life. It is a way of trusting that God sees beyond deadlines, seasons and…

What the Bible says about suffering and pain

Pain rarely arrives in neat categories. It may be physical, emotional, relational or spiritual, and one kind often makes another heavier. Australians encounter…

The power of speaking Scripture aloud

Reading the Bible silently and speaking its words aloud are not identical experiences. On a page, a promise can pass by in a glance; through the voice, it must…