With the General Conference Session looming so close, church members may be wondering what it is, what happens there and what relevance the event has for a local church context.
Category: Faith
When Barnabas Manetavua was baptised in 1975, it should have been the beginning of a lifelong walk with God. But instead, it became the moment he slowly drifted away.
Some find it difficult accepting God’s gift of salvation. We struggle to understand the outrageous love of God.
However bleak, long or humanly impossible our present circumstances seem, God will always come through, faithful to His every promise to us.
I’ve learned that God isn’t always about moments, but long-term. And long-term means you don’t always see the outcome.
Wherever we are situated—in our families, workplaces, communities—we are called to be a light in the darkness, bringing hope, compassion and integrity.
Surrounded by cows, birds and insects, this modest memorial holds a remarkable story, one that the descendants of the Hare family are determined to revive for future generations.
Every year in Australia, May 27 to June 3 marks National Reconciliation Week, a week that encourages reflection on and work towards a reconciled future for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. The Bible offers us multiple verses on reconciliation which are relevant to all kinds of relationships, from familial to national to spiritual.
We are not trying to convince others of our theology, doctrines or worldview, so much as we are seeking to change their realities.
She was a sold-out woman for God, fully aware that He was with them—even in the face of danger. And if that was the case, then nothing else mattered.
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