Faith 
Another look at the Darwin Awards
Yes, the fittest may survive, but they still make dumb decisions sometimes.
The Sabbath community
The ancient practices of Sabbath observance offer the opportunity to build deeper relationships that are more healing and ask more of us.
Frederick’s experiment
Back in the thirteenth century, the German king, Frederick II, conducted a diabolical experiment intended to discover what language children would naturally grow up...
Practising faith
Are you serious about your spiritual life? Maybe you need to spend time not just learning, but putting into practice what you learn.
The final round
Justice can take a long time to come to fruition. But the final outcome is worth waiting for and offers a new beginning.
Taking the Plunge
In baptising her son, Melissa Howell experienced the power of this most ancient of Christian rites.
Show us the Father
In his years as a counsellor, Jeris Bragan has found that despite anger and trauma, most of us have a deep need for a loving and powerful Father.
Who Am I?
Many people struggle with questions of purpose, meaning and identity. Kent Kingston is no exception, but finds the Bible is a great place to look for answers.
Truth Seekers
Life includes big questions—How can I find inner peace? Why is there so much suffering in the world? Is there a God? Three men's quest for answers changed the world
Beholding beauty
Is beauty a trap? Or a trapdoor into a deeper reality than we ever imagined? Vanesa Pizzuto says it’s kind of both.
Bittersweet: The Christian–Aboriginal connection
Can an Aboriginal person be fully Christian without denying their cultural heritage? Kent Kingston explores recent books, music and movies that touch on the issue.
Mr Eternity: The story of Arthur Stace
Between the 1930s to 1960s, the word eternity was written in chalk around Sydney. The mysterious figure resonsible was Arthur Stace—But who was the real Mr Eternity?
