In many areas we give the devil more credit than due… We can also be completely oblivious to his schemes. How does the devil attack? Continue reading
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My first bully- Getting along with people
Mum taught me a lot of good lessons in life and in particular skills for getting along with people. In year 3 encountered my first bully. Continue reading
When life is unfair- kindness, faith and trust
There is an expectation as a Christian to ‘do the right thing’ even when others around us are not. We can make the same decision over and over again to ‘be bigger,’ yet still we can find ourselves in the same place: How do I walk this out? Life is unfair at times. Continue reading
Seeking peace- the time I was right but so wrong
When I was in my early twenties I shared a house with a few girls from church. I learnt that living with someone, anyone, is somewhat of a miracle. Continue reading
Moving beyond offence when you really want to get even
There is something that seems so satisfying about getting even. When we are hurt our first response can be to seek revenge, to show the other person how wrong they were, or at least share how wronged you have been. How do you move beyond offence? Continue reading
Plain and ordinary people
The Bible talks about ‘ordinary people.’ Who are these ordinary people. Am I one?
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Adding value to others in the good times and the bad- a lesson from Lauren
When it comes to adding value to others, one of the biggest lessons I’ve learnt was from my good friend Lauren. Continue reading
Is honesty really the best policy? When the truth hurts.
When I was first married my hubby and tried something that many married couples do; we got honest. We sat down and shared the things that each of us found frustrating about the other and as they say- the truth hurts.
Even when it hurts I’ll pray- what is a miracle anyway?
I’m not sure where we get the idea that when we hurt we must have somehow walked out of the will of God. Continue reading
Can we learn spirituality from a duck?
I often liken my own spirituality to a duck swimming in the water. Continue reading