Signs of the Times

Psyllium Power

Need to improve your intestinal health, blood cholesterol or blood sugar? Psyllium could help.

The Emperor's Dream

Garth Bainbridge analyses the historical accuracy of a dream from a few thousand years ago.

The Bible in Our Own Language

Glenn Townend recalls the story of one of his ancestors, who was especially responsible for translating the Bible into English.

Clean Water for Uma Tolu

A clean and accessible water supply can make a huge improvement in the lives of people. Braden Blyde tells how it affected one community.

Flying High

Allan Phillips shares some lessons about faith, learned from his son, who is a pilot.

Better Health at Work

Online personal trainer Andrew Cate looks at how the workplace environment can place your health at risk—and what you can do about it.

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Table of contents for the May 2013 issue.

Mean World Syndrome

Geoff Youlden shares how he thinks the media is making us more afraid.

Seeking God's Will For Your Life

Life’s crises can leave us puzzled about God’s leading. Esther Bailey offers some helpful suggestions for knowing His direction for you.

The Basics of Vegetarianism

Thinking of starting on a meat-free diet but not sure how? Kimberley Ellison provides some easy- to-follow steps.

Resting in Grace

Curtis Rittenour says that Sabbath is about having a safe place to rest.

Malthouse's Team

Nick Dunstan speaks with Christi Malthouse, daughter of a football giant.

Foraging for Fibre

More than 60 per cent of people in the Western world lack adequate fibre in their meals, leading to multiple chronic conditions.

In this issue . . .

Table of contents for the April 2013 issue.

Combating Workaholism

Is someone you know a workaholic? Sheila O’Connor tells us how to deal with the situation.

The Ten That Set Us Free

Many people believe God’s laws restrict us, but Garth Bainbridge says that they actually give us freedom.

God's Promises for Your Future

Sometimes, God’s promises are fulfilled by a mere change in perspective. Dorothy O’Neill tells how this happened to her.

The Finished Work

What is the reason behind the Christian celebration of Easter? Alison Buckley finds out.

Of Mice and Men

Scott Wegener on why one should hop at the opportunity to be an Easter bunny.

The Health Risks of Energy Drinks

While energy drinks can give you a lift, recent research has found that they have a dark side.

In this issue . . .

Table of contents for the March 2013 issue

Arctic Meltdown

Geoff Youlden tells us why we should be concerned about melting ice at the North Pole.

Managing Marriage and Money

Money issues can threaten many a marriage—but they don’t have to. Kathryn Lay shares her experience.

When My Father Died

Harold Harker ponders life’s difficult questions and finds hope.

What God's Love is Like

The Bible says that “God is love.” Clifford Goldstein reflects on what that means.

Valentine's Day Quick Facts

Was this day in February always about roses and teddy bears? Jay Sheen finds out.

New Year Pantry Makeover

Did you resolve to lose weight and get healthy this year?

In this issue . . .

Table of contents for the January-February 2013 issue

Shed That Holiday Weight Gain

Are you anxious about those extra kilos you’ll gain this festive season? Sheila O’Connor shares her strategies to avoid them.

2012 and the End of the World

Is doomsday really just round the corner? Steve Wohlberg finds out.

Minutes Matter

In the heart of a child, one moment can last forever. Julie Weslake challenges us to embrace that moment.

Why the Virgin Birth Matters

So long as we have faith, do we need to believe in the supernatural and incredible claims of Christ? Loren Seibold thinks so.

Going Raw

Raw-food restaurants and cookbooks are becoming more popular. But does eating more raw foods significantly benefit your body and general health?

December 2012

Table of contents for the December 2012 issue

Desert Storm

A camping experience reveals to Greg Butler God's promises.

Eternal Torment?

Some believe Christianity teaches that if you don’t believe in God, you’ll burn in hell forever. Jim Beyers tests this idea against the Bible.

When Love is Waiting

Just because we don’t feel it, doesn’t mean that love doesn’t exist. Esther Bailey helps us to identify and grow the affection we all crave.

Driven to Run

In April 2011, Pat Farmer began running from the North Pole to the South. Scott Wegener spoke to him about his 10-month journey.

Eggs: Unscrambling Fact from Fiction

Misconceptions exist that dietary cholesterol is harmless and you can eat as many eggs as you like without risk.

Blessed Are Those Who Mourn

In an attempt to overcome a childhood trauma, Emmie Willis developed a unique 28-day healing program.

Mo Better

Adele Nash considers the hairier side of life.

In this issue . . .

Table of contents for the November 2012 issue

The Real Christmas Card

Seth Pierce takes a look at the main reason for celebrating Christmas.

Search for Truth

Laura Owens lives an active life but the most dynamic thing about her is her Christianity. Lee Dunstan writes.

Getting enough Vitamin B12

A lack of vitamin B12 can make you anaemic, cause nerve damage and psychiatric abnormalities, and even raise your risk of heart disease.

What is God Really Like?

It’s easy to feel like God is “out to get us,” especially considering how powerful He is. But Marvin Moore assures us we have nothing to fear.

Vitamins Explained From A to K

Did you know that 2012 is the hundredth anniversary of the discovery of vitamins? Melody Tan investigates their functions and sources.

A Place with Strange Beauty

Brendan Sullivan speaks with Bill King, who has retired after more than 30 years travelling the heart of Australia.

The Born-again Bikie

Kimberley Ellison speaks to a former Hell’s Angel.

Celebrating October 31

Christians commonly dismiss Halloween as a pagan festival. However, Harold Harker says there is something worth celebrating on that day.

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