Each year in October, we celebrate Spiritual and Pastoral Care Week. It’s a good time to pause and remember the work of caring for souls in public institutions, such as hospitals, prisons, aged care facilities, and emergency services.
Rev. Jason Forbes invites us to rethink prayer — not as a formula to get what we want, but as a way of enjoying God.
Based on Philippians 4:4–7, this reflection takes us beyond anxiety, beyond routine, and into the deep joy of being with God. Joy isn’t just a feeling – it’s a posture. And prayer is how we stay rooted in it.
We all know the story of Jonah and the fish, but have you ever really read his prayer? Liz takes us below the surface of this famous story to reveal a surprising truth about repentance, grace, and the posture of our own hearts when we pray.
It’s a challenging and beautiful reminder that we can come before God with nothing but reliance on His mercy.
A reflection from Prison Chaplain Timothy Abbey on how the Holy Spirit works to speak and convict inmates of the truth of Christ despite no prior knowledge of the Bible.
A reflection from our Chaplain Sam Yip on how important our identity is. There’s something humanising and humbling when people use their personal first names in a prison.
A reflection from Joseph Park on broken dreams. Joseph gives tips on how to deal with this, and how we can trust in God’s plan for our lives.
Who are you? What makes you who you are? What are you known for? How do you experience peace in your life? These are all questions that revolve around the idea of completeness or having a fulfilling life.
I thank my God every time I remember you. In all my prayers for all of you, I always pray with joy because of your partnership in the gospel from …
God is our refuge and strength, a very present help in trouble. Psalm 46:1 Thank you for praying for our brothers and sisters in Northern NSW. We pray for comfort …
Dear Friends, Firstly, we wanted to say thank you for the outpouring of support in prayer and in donations to the Flood Appeal. We have been in contact with many …
