Living Faithfully

Once again, humanity greets Easter amid ongoing conflicts and the displacement of people across the globe. Many suffer in the shadow of war, others are uprooted due to strife, and some face the aftermath of natural disasters, such as our community in Wujal Wujal.

Servant Sunday is a common practice in many churches, but it sparks in me feelings I would rather not have.

You are made this way to reach out to others with his love, in just the way he wants you to. You are God’s Wanted!

As humans, we connect with places. Our memories of churches often relate to significant points in our lives, memories that sometimes go back for generations.

It was a simple plan. Maybe they are the best, I don’t know, but this was indeed simple. Invite a friend to church on Sunday.

Over 160 million people are projected to have been pushed into poverty while a new billionaire has been created every 26 hours since the pandemic began.

There is a bigger story embracing us, one which we can never grasp, a calling to purpose not our own. Such a purpose is never static.

Outgoing LEQ Director of Identity & Formation Stephanie Maher reflects upon the Lenten season, and the ways in which we can draw nearer to God.

The Bible has a lot to say about leadership. In fact it goes out of its way to present a picture of what positive, caring leadership involves.

‘How shall we sing the Lord’s song in a foreign land?’ The poet seems to be admitting that he does not know how to, in the midst of all that has changed in his circumstances.