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7.     You have what it takes to succeed Each of the above are listed and discussed and I for one would recommend them, but they do not go far enough in terms of a holistic Christian world view. Holistic Christian World View An holistic Christian world view must include the idea that central to life's experiences is that of Jesus Christ who is the beginning and the end, the central focus of human endeavour and of eternal worship. Man's inner need to worship, man's inner need to recognise they are not alone, man's inner need to see that life is not singularly about one's own life physical ...

Photo - Tronson du Coudray art ‘Balance’ With the Children's Royal Commission some years ago I could not help but be reminded of a previous encounter - the Sydney Morning Herald ran an opinion piece a few years ago by Anthony Achroyd titled "Catholic brand appeals Pell's priority". This idea that the "brand" needs to be protected above all else interests many of us. Achroyd provides his readers with something of a history of Roman Catholicism's less than charitable moments (40 years ago I earned First Class Honours in Church History and the Theological Prize for my seminary year way-bac...

Photo  -  Ben Campbell, CEO Africa Enterprise Ben Campbell CEO Africa Enterprise and a Mission’s writer is one of the plenary speakers for the 2021 young writers conference on Saturday 11 September on the Gold Coast. Press Service International is the young writer ministry in conjunction with Christian Today which provides young people 18-30 years the opportunity to expand their horizons and be embolden by being published internationally with their own column writing ‘Comment’. In 2019  -  Press Service International (PSI) -  for 10 years of promoting young writers  - was awarded...

Photo  -  Dr Mark Tronson at Gallipoli’s Lone Pine My son who lived in England for seven years. explained that in the UK, there is an equivalent of Anzac Day (April 25). It is always celebrated on the 11th hour on the 11th day of the 11th month. When the armistice was signed to end the Great War 1914-18. We in Australia call this 'poppy day', and organisations such as the RSL (Returned Services League) raise money by selling paper poppies, in remembrance of those that grew in Flanders where many of our young boys fought and died during WWI.

Photo  -  Drive in cafe Family life engages in transporting young children in the car, or whether you like to eat mangoes or watermelon under a shady tree, or whether you just suffer during humid weather, you will probably have been reaching for the conveniently packaged "wet wipes". What did we do, in previous generations, without them? More importantly, what are we going to do in the future about their problems? Yes, I said "problems". "Fatbergs" block sewage systems Because wet-wipes are used to clean up greasy messes, not only is the disposal of the tissues themselves to be considered,...