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Tim Price

Press Service International

Tim is currently a youth pastor in California. He loves God and has a heart to see people know Jesus and His will for their lives, and the time they’re living in.

Tim Price’s previous articles may be viewed at http://www.pressserviceinternational.org/tim-price.html

  • The New Abnormal: Giants!

    Terrorism, political upheaval, economic disaster, and a global pandemic is forcing the human race to confront an uncomfortable truth: our “new normal” is a surprising fulfillment of the famous song, “It’s the end of the world as we know it.”

  • Eat your Veggies!

    I've got a confession to make. For the last few years I haven't been a healthy eater. Only the recent earnest attempts of my sister got me seriously reflecting on exactly what I'd been consuming on a daily basis. This can be summed up in one word: sugar!

  • The Last Dance

    Recently I dreamt of a world rocked by tribulation. The sky was dark at midday, the stars and moon ceased shining, and signs in the heavens and a cataclysmic noise portended worse to come.

  • You’ve been warned

    The reality of the Coronavirus forces a largely spiritually apathetic Western world and church to face an uncomfortable truth: the prosperity we thought was so invincible suddenly appears shakeable, even transient.

  • Coronavirus – Prep without the Panic

    An evil day seems to bring out the worst in human nature, even the nonsensical. Ironically enough, ‘toilet-paper tussles’ have been the embarrassing embodiment of Australia’s initial reaction to Coronavirus.

  • The Age of Fire

    By now, the destruction and devastation caused by Australia’s recent fires needs no introduction. The term ‘unprecedented’ hasn’t only been used as a visceral reaction to the fires, but a shockingly factual summation of their magnitude and impact over the last few months.

  • Opinion: Finding the ‘perfect’ church (it is possible!)

    Unfortunately, this search is often mischaracterised as a shallow, vain, or even unbiblical pursuit. Selfish and petty motives are suspected. Leaving is often followed by a rolling of eyes followed by the exasperated line, “More Christians wanting the ‘perfect’ church!”

  • The Voice against nude fashion

  • Opinions, opinions everywhere... but not a drop to drink

    I have a bone to pick with the world, and it's this: I don't want to hear one more of your opinions.

  • Logged on, but disconnected

    Social networking on the Internet is a wonderful thing. Dynamic online platforms like Facebook and Twitter have exploded into our lives with absolute abandon, and in doing so, completely and forever revolutionised how we communicate and interact with each other.