When Israelis re-elected Benjamin Netanyahu, hope was renewed that the judiciary system would be more diverse and also represent other parts of the country. However, this was not what the progressives wanted, so they used powerful media to create an artificial crisis that caused a lot of anxiety among Israelis.
“It’s that non-judgmental, unconditional listening that is what makes the difference.”
We’ve grown addicted to independence and self-sufficiency. We have everything we need, so we ignore our need for God. But, because so much of life is out of our control, we spiral into worry.
“You ever had a lightning storm under a tree with chains on your feet? That’ll get you,”
Leah from V180 Radio is encouraged by the messages that come through from Vision supporters. Leah shares one from Christie, who lives on a large property in Adelaide, South Australia.
In his latest message, Blessed Are The Peacemakers, Pastor Jason Elsmore reminds us that the ways of the Kingdom of God are completely upside down when compared to the ways of the world.
The current state of the world is causing many to wonder if a spirit of fear has taken hold. The rising tensions among nations, the possibility of war, economic struggles, and natural disasters affect us all and can feel overwhelming.
Our greatest fears always revolve around “unbeing”: impermanence and loss of identity. They are reflected in fears such as fear of change, fear of loneliness, and ultimately fear of death.
Australia’s youth are most worried about the environment, equality and mental health, according to a new survey.
Selena Gomez recently revealed that it was God who gave her strength during her darkest moments.
In 1988, Bobby McFerrin’s upbeat anthem “Don’t Worry Be Happy” captivated audiences around the world and topped music charts in countries like Australia. Despite its light-hearted message, it serves as a reminder that this cheer-up approach is no cure for those dealing with mental health issues.
Understanding that we are children of God, and the hope that brings us, can help us better manage and tackle mental health issues.
Have you ever felt invisible? If it’s especially bad, people don’t notice you at all, if a softer version, they sort of see you, but have placed you in an inaccurate and limiting box.
“I listen to the ocean and feel it. Every single part of a wave makes different noises.”
1 in 5 Australians experience mental illness at some point in their lives. According to the latest census, if you share an office with 12 people, 1 person will have long term mental health issues.
How important is good sleep to our mental health? Our physical and mental wellbeing go hand in hand, so getting enough rest is one the most important things we can do.
Kerrie Atherton has faced more than her fair share of physical and emotional trauma. But her faith in God has helped her to heal, and she’s now helping others going through similar challenges.
Did you know that as many as one in five Australians are affected by mental illness every year? This is a problem that we cannot afford to ignore. The impacts are being felt across our communities, both on the health system and the justice system.
Taking the next step and being vulnerable by sharing is a great way to spark conversations that lead to talking about Jesus. Simply sharing your story is powerful because you never know what that simple act of vulnerability can do in someone’s life.
Why is it that sometimes peacemaking feels like climbing Everest, and other times it almost flows without thought?
Every mother, if she’s honest, will tell you that motherhood is both their greatest honour and hardest struggle. Loss of identity, parenting fails and search for purpose are just some of the issues mothers face every day.
When things don’t go as planned and unexpected problems come up, it can be hard to deal with. It’s normal to feel worried, confused, and scared. That’s where organisations like Pregnancy Help Australia can help.
The past few years have left Australians reeling from the shock of forced mandates, lockdowns, arrests for not wearing a mask, and police brutality that included pepper spraying and shooting Australian citizens with rubber bullets for peacefully protesting. Many are wondering whether we are living in the last days.
Almost 1 in 20 young people aged 15 to 19 became homeless for the first time during the COVID 19 pandemic. The reasons ranged from domestic violence, drug and alcohol, unstable employment, mental illness and the negative impacts of COVID.
If Jesus was in front of you right now, would your first thought be to make everything perfect? Or to stop and spend time with Him? When we fully grasp the priorities of heaven, our own priorities and habits also change.