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by Ronnie Herrema

Confessions of a One Night Stand

Jesus walks through a wall, like a ghost, appearing to his followers, and says to them, “Peace be with you” (which is the right thing to...

by Natalie Alexander

Confessions of a Closet Activist

“Subvert the system” I silently chant as I navigate my way around the oppressive asylum seeker detention centre. My own Government is...

by Belinda Croft

Acknowledge the Cracks and Let Grace Pour In

In a world of wounds, scars and pain, the answer has to be love. And love can come in many forms. I see it in its forms of; respect,...

by Russell Croft

Eating from the Tree of Good Judgment

Perspective is a matter of faith―what we believe shapes the way we see the world, ourselves and each other. Do we see hope, life and...

by Ronnie Herrema

The Minor Note

I heard this beautiful concept once about the minor note. How the minor note is only one in a set of seven, yet some how gives life to...

by Catherine Joy

Ditching the Definition

I've been a Christian since I was about five, and was committed all seven days of the week (and that meant twice on Sundays)....

by Aby Wright

Love Life: Warts and All

I saw a quote today and it stopped me in my tracks. “The most difficult thing but an essential one – is to love life, to love it even...

by Mark Darling

Fragments of My Life

My life Broken pieces Fragments scattered everywhere Attempts to put it back together fail Like a jigsaw puzzle in a whirlwind It...

by Natalie Alexander

The People Pleasing Tree

For as long as I remember I’ve eaten from a tree It’s called a ‘People Pleasing Tree’ And the apples were just for me. The apples...

by Jacinta Julius

Loving the Haters

I used to know this woman in church who bugged the ever loving hell out of me. Every time I saw her I just wanted to slap her in that big...

Christ Alone is our Source

The Advent Paradox

The Pilgrim’s Paradox – To Bind or to Loose in the Kingdom of Heaven

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