Christians in the recent decade live with a foot in two opposing cultures: a secular culture that is hypersexualised and a faith community that often finds sex as taboo. Sometimes when it is spoken of it is with teenagers about hormone-driven holiness or with young adults about dating or pre-marital …
Imagine navigating life hearing idioms that don’t make sense and trying to figure it out in your head. In It’s raining Cats and Dogs Michael Barton takes us through one person’s experience of common idioms and how sometimes they can be comically confusing and frustratingly funny. “It’s raining cats and dogs,” may look …
‘The most pertinent question to ask is this: Are you holy?’. J.C. Ryle, 19th Century Anglican Bishop, wrote Holiness for a generation of Christians who he felt were confused about sanctification and apathetic toward sin. This generation is long gone and yet this book remains a pillar of Christian reading …
Our culture of fast-paced communication and social media has replaced real-time interactions. We seem to have forgotten the value of a simple coffee date. Up to 60% of Australians feel lonely ‘quite often’. This is according to a recent Lifeline survey and the results should not surprise us. The loneliness …
When this book first arrived I found a quiet spot in a café in Katoomba and read it cover to cover. I like everything about this book! Clare Heath-Whyte introduces younger readers to over 50 Christians from church history. In just a short page for each person, Clare paints delightful …
