Friendship, the least talked about relationship in church
You’ll hear lots about dating and marriage in church – but what about friendship? This is the case for more Christians appreciating the beauty of friendships in their faith walk.
Recent Posts
How do you respond when a member of your faith is disgraced?
As the church is rocked by the conviction of George Pell, Christians must condemn what led to this abuse happening. But we can’t afford to leave it at that.
Why it’s time to rethink our Christian cliches and jargon
Jargon infects most groups – but for Christians, using an insider language can be especially concerning. Here’s why it’s time to check your jargon.
An open letter to men who don’t know what to do with #MeToo
#MeToo has accomplished many things, but it’s struggled to get men to engage with it. Here’s why – and why it matters that they do.
Why Christians need margins in a world of busyness
These days, being busy is a status symbol, and it can even feel honourable to be busy. But what is our busyness costing us in our Christian mission?
Don’t try to be creative. Try to be receptive
For creative inspiration, it takes more than just having an idea fall out of the sky. Here’s why being open-minded and observant can make you more creative.
Dear Christians, we need to talk about body image
Body image is a major concern for many people – so why aren’t Christians talking about it? Here’s why we need to start the conversation – and what to say.
What victims of abuse really need from Christians
Now is the time for every Christian to think about how to respond to victims of abuse in the church. This is part two of my two-part series on forgiveness.
What forgiving an abuser means (and doesn’t mean)
In an age of sex scandals, do Christians understand what it means to ask a victim to forgive? A personal reflection on abuse and its misconceptions.
