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- @SallyHitchiner Watching Lewis instead ;-)About 47 minutes ago
- Listening to Andy Sorenson's new album Underwater Breathing. Oh man, seriously good. Here's a 2min taster: http://t.co/2mVrUHhnAbout 13 hours ago
- Checking out the tour dates for one of my favourite bands, @IonaBand http://t.co/Gk3EQm4H REALLY want to catch a gigAbout 23 hours ago
- Great advice for creative types: RT @Image_Journal: Ira Glass on Storytelling. http://t.co/9yAIYQj91 day ago
- I'm ashamed to admit it but I actually liked The Notebook. It also offers an analogy for waking to life & #God: http://t.co/LG4hOIXR1 day ago
- Flicking through latest @christianitymag over breakfast. Liked the profile of 'Angels' series chaplain James Harding. Nice work.2 days ago
- Is there a story that can interrupt our confusion & bring us back to reality? Yes, and it goes like this: http://t.co/LG4hOIXR #faith2 days ago
- New Post: The Story of God. Final episode in my Four Questions video series (9min): http://t.co/LG4hOIXR #faith #spirituality2 days ago
- RT @skye_jethani: My interview with Joel Hunter sp adviser to Obama about church's response 2 same sex marriage http://t.co/OKwYvx4K2 days ago
- Not many news reports are mentioning Donna Summer's faith. Was a major turning point in her life. Sad to see her leave us at onl 632 days ago
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Four Questions on the Nation’s Soul (Part 6)
We live in a world confused about meaning, guidance, liberation and love—as this video series has been exploring. Is there a story that can interrupt that confusion, open our eyes, and help us find some clarity? I believe there is, and in this 9 minute video I tell it. More…
Four Questions on the Nation’s Soul (Part 5)
In a lonely world, where can I find love? In this 5 minute video I look at trends like single-person households in Australia, the phenomenal rise of social networking sites, and ‘sexting’ as signs of our deep longing for love. More…
Four Questions on the Nation’s Soul (Part 4)
In a broken world, where can I find liberation? In this 5 minute video, I look at trends like ‘secular confessionals’, the rise of counselling centres and the discovery of forgiveness by the healing professions as signs of our search for personal freedom. More…
Four Questions on the Nation’s Soul (Part 3)
Where is my life heading? What does the future hold? All of us ask such questions. In this 6 minute video I look at the popularity of life coaching, Mind-Body-Spirit festivals and the Dalai Lama as ways our ‘secular’ societies are searching for spiritual guidance. More…
Four Questions on the Nation’s Soul (Part 2)
In his book The Future Files, futurist Richard Watson outlines five current world trends, one of which he calls a ‘renewed search for personal meaning’. In this 8 minute video I look at the rise of workplace spirituality, voluntourism and consumerism, and suggest that they are part of what Richard Watson is talking about. More…
Four Questions on the Nation’s Soul (Part 1)
George Bernard Shaw once said that if you want to see how a society thinks, look at what it searches for. In this 6-part video series I explore a variety of social trends and suggest that four questions are bubbling up from the Australian soul, questions which I believe hint at a spiritual search. More…
Readable (11/5)
A weekly roundup of life, faith and spirituality stories. This week (11 May, 2011): prayer in a digital age, losing the art of friendship, the sexism of the hook-up culture, furniture for the kingdom, finding your true self and more. More…
Jean Vanier on Welcoming the Humiliated
In this moving 7 minute film, Jean Vanier tells the story of Pauline, a woman who arrived at his L’Arch community suffering from epilepsy, paraplegia, and anger due to decades of humiliation. As Jean explains, Pauline needed more than professional help. She needed to be loved, listened to and helped to discover that ‘she is more beautiful than she dares believe.’ More…
Healing the Wounds of Sexual Abuse: Jenny’s Story
‘And then I began to realise just how broken I had been. I started to understand where my hurt and disappointment had come from—from emotionally and physically absent parents—and I began to understand that I am not condemned—by God or even the people I thought I needed to impress. I began to forgive all who I felt had failed me. It was the start of a brand new life.’ More…
Readable (27/4)
A weekly roundup of life, faith and spirituality stories. This week (20 April, 2011): The Hunger Games, belief about God rises and falls, the new conversion, the gift of service, divine absence, and Silicon Valley’s tactics of compulsion. More…