Transformed by God’s Love
What’s the difference between knowing about God and actually knowing Him? Roy Tosh was brought up in a Christian family, so he knew a lot about God. He also knew a lot about his hero, the basketballer Michael Jordan, but he never actually met him face to face. ‘And so that’s what God was to…
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Stand Beautiful
When a routine scan showed that Chloe Howard had a hole in her heart and two clubfeet, doctors told her parents to have an abortion. But they knew God knew better. When she was born, her heart, and one of her feet, were healed—a miracle they could never have expected. Her clubfoot has required six…
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Your Biology Textbook is Fake News: Q&A with Alex and John Mackay
Alex regularly interviews John Mackay ‘the Creation guy’ on Vision180. Here she poses the ‘gill slit’ question from her Senior Biology textbook. Q This question is also at creationresearch.net. It’s about the ‘gill slits’ that babies have. I remember, back when I was at school, looking at biology in my textbook. We were learning about…
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Sunscreen for God
Don’t you hate sunscreen? It’s so slippery and greasy! It burns your eyes and gets in your hair! It smells horrible! It’s just bad! Joshua Apitz hated it too, but he did something about it. At 15, he created a new, natural, non-slip sunscreen called Seagull Milk, and people are loving it. He’s even won…
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Jots and Tittles: Bethlehem
Bethlehem: a little town with a name that has a triple meaning The angel was joined by a vast host of others—the armies of Heaven—praising God and saying, ‘Glory to God in highest heaven, and peace on earth to those with whom God is pleased.’ When the angels had returned to Heaven, the shepherds said…
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Meet Alex 2.0!
That’s how I feel after returning from a week in a developing country; pretty much a whole new person. Back in August, I went with other Christian radio announcers to Nepal as the guest of CBM Australia. We were there to raise money on-air for their ‘Miracles Day’ campaign. Little did I know how much…
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The Second City of Redemption
When Steven Malcolm was nine, his father was deported back to Jamaica. His mother turned to alcohol, and he gravitated toward the streets. But his search for identity would ultimately lead him to his heavenly Father. His new album, The Second City, tells some of that story. His father’s hometown, Montego Bay, is often called…
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How Obeying God Helped Rivah Find her Voice
Under her real name, Bec Laughton, Brisbane pop artist Rivah was a headliner at Easterfest. Then, for a while, she disappeared. She told Alex she’d been with God in the wilderness, on a journey to find out what came next. ‘It was an intense and beautiful journey,’ she said, ‘and in the process, I actually…
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How Instagram Leads Us to God
I have always found pictures to be fascinating. Perhaps everyone does to some degree. After all, just look at Instagram. More than 80 million photos are uploaded to the site every day—and each one holds some sort of significance. They all tell a story or share a memory. However, it is not what’s in the…
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Manic Drive Go Into the Wild
Canada’s Manic Drive have been around since 2004, but recently they’ve taken a new approach to their music. Rather than just writing songs for people who are already on their Christian walk, they’re now also reaching out to people who don’t know about Christ. That decision is represented by their new album and single, both…
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