Queen Elizabeth II, sadly died on 8 September this year. Her Christian faith was the central plank on which her servant leadership was based. And yet her personal life, like so many of ours, has at times been filled with hurt and sadness.
Why is it that sometimes peacemaking feels like climbing Everest, and other times it almost flows without thought?
If we have a belief, it should impact the way we live. Pastor Greg Laurie asks do we truly believe it if it has no effect on us?
On October 2nd, 2006, in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, USA, Charles Carl Roberts drove a truck filled with ammunition to a non-violent, peaceful community of gentle Amish people with the intent to massacre innocent lives.
Dealing with conflict is challenging. But we can learn to face it using a Biblical foundation that allows the gospel to bring hope and healing.
A year on from the tragic car crash that killed four children in Sydney, Christian parents Danny and Leila Abdallah are urging others to embrace forgiveness.
It’s something many of us struggle with. Paul Ryan says there are four key reasons why people struggle with forgiveness.
Today’s society confronts us constantly with temptations. Our culture encourages us to pursue the things we desire most, but self-fulfilment can only lead to self-destruction. It’s our mission to save people from the emptiness of that life, by bringing them God’s truth and hope.Tammy, from Albany, WA, was living through the lowest of lows when [...]
One of the purposes of Vision Christian Media's is to help, support and encourage Christians who may find they're struggling in the Christian lives. James from Adelaide called Robbo and Becci on the Rise and Shine programme to thank Vision Radio for helping to restore his faith in Jesus Christ.James is a Christian who had done [...]