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David

  • Donald and Goliath!

    Is there a hidden ingredient behind the momentum of US President-elect Donald J. Trump? Could it be a divine hand has chosen him?

  • Living a comfortable life

    Friends, Gilmore Girls, The Office; whatever program it is for you, think about how much you love it. You know the characters, the story, maybe even the punchline, but you continue to watch it, over and over. Maybe because it\'s comfortable.

  • To be or not to be

    I\'ve been in the baptism class for about five months. The teacher had suggested to us that we all be baptised at Christmas as a group. For us in China, we were excited about this, as Christmas is such a big day.

  • Shame off you!

    If you\'ve never experienced safe and secure love - unmanipulative, uncontrolling and unconditional - it\'s still possible to live in freedom, emotional health and happinesss. Righteousness, peace and joy.

  • LifeMatters

    Orphans in South America, former gang members in the U.S. and Botswanan youth have all benefited from a new Australian life skills program using sport and games.

  • Poor Australian children need sponsors to invest in their education, The Smith Family reports

    Thousands of children will start the school year without education essentials as disadvantaged families struggle with the basic costs of their child\'s public schooling, according to national children\'s education charity, The Smith Family.

  • Iranian, Afghan Christian converts face deportation from Germany following \'kangaroo court\' style hearings

    Germany\'s Ministry for Immigration and Refugees (BAMF) is rejecting many applications for asylum from Iranian and Afghan converts from Islam to Christianity, following \"kangaroo court\"-style hearings, according to a Berlin pastor.

  • The 90 day journey

    According to various self-help sources, it takes exactly ninety days to lay a bad habit to rest. Though I had known this for some time, this fact piqued my interest all over again after watching an intense drama about an alleged alcohol abuser.

  • The year begins

    All years\' start, don\'t they? By that I mean that you start the year with some good intentions; some written down, some lying in your closet (that pair of jeans that you fitted into last year, or those weights that you nailed six months ago). The same old mantra that this year \'will be different\'.

  • We are called to be a holy people not a happy people

    This year has already been a year of transition for my family, as we have picked up our lives and moved to Los Angeles for my husband to attend the Master\'s seminary.