The Advent Paradox
In the lead up to Christmas, I’ve become aware of how much I really struggle with Christmas in Australia. Almost all the traditions that...
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Russell Croft
The Pilgrim’s Paradox – To Bind or to Loose in the Kingdom of Heaven
Barbara walked slowly down the brightly lit corridor. It was a pulsing, almost blinding aurora, originating from where exactly she could...
Catherine Joy
The Other Side of the Fence
As a teen, one of the authors whose work I read most avidly was Frank Peretti. His novels were revered in churches during the 1990s...
Reflections by Bob Garbett
The Ways of Grace
“Christ-consciousness” is the way! To be awakened, to be conscious means to align our consciousness with the Christ Consciousness. We all...
by Russell Croft
Faith, Peace and COVID19
How peaceful is life right now? There are a myriad of answers to that question, depending on how the Coronavirus lockdowns have affected...
A poem by Emily Messieh
Hey Universe
Hey universe. It's been awhile. I used to call you Jesus - but that name carries many scars for me now. I think you would get it. I...
Reflections by Bob Garbett
Disguised As Our Life
I’m not sure who said this (I wish it had been me!) but it’s worth repeating that God comes to each of us "disguised as our life!" This...
by Russell Croft
Untangling the Trinity
Father, Son and Holy Ghost. The Triune God. The Godhead, Three-in-One. The Trinity. For millennia Christians have tried to wrap their...
by Russell Croft
Effing with the Ineffable: Why we shouldn’t teach the Bible to our Children
Noah’s Ark, King David, the Ten Commandments, the Garden of Eden. All staples of a healthy Sunday School curriculum. We teach these...
by Russell Croft
The Prodigal Failure
There once was a man who had two sons. The younger of them said to his father, “Father, give me the share of the property that will one...
