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Just as the Passover pointed back to the great deliverance of Israel from Egyptian slavery and forward to the coming of Messianic deliverance from sin, so the Communion service points back to Jesus.

Workaholism

Sheila O’Connor - July 1, 2006

Is someone you know a workaholic? Could it be your boss, your spouse or even yourself? Sheila O'Connor explains how to deal with the situation.

A high intake of dietary antioxidants-present in normal daily foods-may delay the onset of early age-related macular degeneration (AMD), according to a new study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association. AMD is a leading cause of blind

Islands on the Move

Robert Wolfgramm - July 1, 2006

While many theorise about the lost mythical island of Atlantis, Robert Wolfgramm suggests we're in danger of losing real islands.

Dealing with Anger

Deanna Pitchford - July 1, 2006

I know God has not brought this upon me but I struggle to understand why He has not stepped in and been more visible in my life.

Our Times: July 2006

Lee Dunstan - July 1, 2006

The Creator alone, possessing omniscience, is qualified to define truth and set bounds between right and wrong in thought and conduct.

Dr Feelgood’s Prescription

Kim Peckham - July 1, 2006

We all desire to feel good so ask God.

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Many people claim to be religious by attending church, doing or saying the "right" thing, even voting the "right" way. But according to James, the real test of genuine religion is about how we treat others—especially those who are less fortunate. In the days before social security, those who were

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A Leaf-Changing Experience - Signs of the Times

I have always admired people who know how to take care of plants. I remember that as a young girl, my mum bought me a cactus after I begged her to buy me a plant of my own. There was something fascinating about the idea of growing something, putting time and energy into loving it, […]

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Screens are all around us and it feels like we can’t ever escape—especially those of us who are parents. How can we help our kids navigate the treacherous world of media?

How To Media-Proof Your Kids - Signs of the Times

My kids have an unnatural relationship with the media. This has a lot to do with what I do for a living. Script writing and media reviewing have led me to attend a great many film premieres and I’ve often had one of my three boys tagging along. In fact, they’ve got so used to […]

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If you're a Mum, you've probably heard of the term "Mum load" or "mental load." The term became popular in 2017 when French comic artist Emma illustrated about it. She explains, “The mental load means always having to remember. It’s permanent and exhausting work. And it’s invisible.” Or as Eve

The Mum Load

Need to buy new school socks. When do I have to cancel our car insurance by? Make a booking for the after-school activity this week. Are there enough vegetables for dinner tonight? Remember to pack library bag on Tuesday night. Check public access times for the ice-skating rink this weekend. These w...