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Beck Stanton shares a special devotion to be read, reflected on and enjoyed with children - to open pathways of conversation and discovery for you and the children in your lives this Advent.
Singer and songwriter Alanna Glover draws our vision to the hope and goodness of God’s new city.
Scott Higgins reflects on the vision and hope of good that God intends in Isaiah 65: 17-25.
Musician Luke Vassella reflects on the peace and hope we have in the gardener alive and at work in His world.
Aunty Dr Anne Pattel-Grey presents an Aboriginal interpretation of Genesis 1:20-31.
On the fourth day of Advent, 2022, Miriam Pepper leads us in prayer as we reflect on The Good.
On the third day of Advent, 2022, Susy Lee reflects on raising a generation of good peacemakers.
On the second day of Advent, 2022, artist Heidi Franklin reflects on the joy and good of Jesus’ light.
Uncle Pastor Ray Minniecon reflects on the celebration, welcome, Joy and Hope we have in the coming of the Light of the World.
Becca De Souza reflects on the recent ‘Voice and the Church’ conference held by Scarred Tree Ministries on the lands of Gadigal Clan of the Eora Nation (St John’s Anglican Church, Glebe, Sydney).
Jane Kelly, Common Grace's Creation and Climate Justice Coordinator, reflects on her time at COP27.
As we celebrate Season of Creation, proud Wuthathi and Mabuiag Island woman Safina Stewart reflects on painting her work “Caring” for the UN Asia-Pacific Ministerial Conference for Disaster Risk Reduction.
As we celebrate Season of Creation 2022, Claire Harvey invites us to pause, listen and pay deep attention to the songs of creation.
Dr Daniel Vujcich reflects on what the study of creation reveals about the Voice of Creation.
Sue Smith reflects on how Susy Lee’s unique and engaging book helps families engage in deep conversations for change.
Dr Mick Pope reflects of Katharine Hayhoe’s vision of hope in her new book 'Saving Us: A Climate Scientist’s Case for Hope and Healing in a Divided World'