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We don't talk about… No, no, no!

We don't talk about… No, no, no!

If you are a movie lover, spend any time caring for children in any way or are a Disney fan then you definitely, automatically sang the title of this article and auto filled the name Bruno. Didn't you?.

  • Near-death experiences - NZ

    Who wouldn’t be fascinated by tales of people crossing over to the other side and coming back to tell the tale?

  • A lifelong pursuit

    Lately I have been on a journey, a journey in search of the unknown. While many people are content with the way things are and keeping them that way, I am not.

  • Rest in His Armchair of Love

    Growing up in our family home we had two armchairs, each passed down from my Grandfathers. They were the kind of chairs that after a long day of school you would collapse into.

  • Kiwi eating

    Some research is fascinating. This is one - what do our Kiwi young writers eat?

  • Working title- The art of grieving

    At 8:33 pm on the 20th of June, the Tabacaru household welcomed Rapha Courage into the world. Mark and I were so overjoyed, to say the least, a little man, our little man!

  • Finding the joy of the Lord

    I perceive life as an extenuating series of unknowns that are thrown at a person to challenge, provoke thought, excite, demand change, and to ultimately surprise us.

  • We don’t talk about Bruno

    It is easy to blame church attendance on the unprecedented times our world has endured, it is easy to blame a lack of interest in the gospel on the negative portrayal of Christianity in secular media, or blame the moral failures of highly influential Christian ministers and public figures for perpetuating mistrust amongst the community.

  • Man of Responsibility

    What does a young boy have to do to become a grown-up man in today’s world? With the lack of strong positive male role models through increasing rates of single motherhood, lack of men in the education sector, and the failures of church groups to demonstrate leadership, children are now finding their way through life increasingly over the internet.

  • How big business has shaped our culture?

    It seems to be me that our culture and how we see ourselves seem to be very similar to a culture war battle they are fighting over in the United States of America.

  • Music

    Music is important in worshipping God. There are many references in the Bible to singing, playing or dancing with joy. I, myself, play the saxophone, as described in my article in January. Music and the story of the Resurrection surely go together!

  • My Dallas cowboy

    I made it to the airport on time for my flight but utterly exhausted. As I got to the check-in table, the attendant told me that the flight was overbooked, so I could volunteer for another route on the same airline. Not only would the new route be 5 hours shorter, but it would come with a US $400 gift card at a company of my choice.