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Infertility and Childlessness
August 30, 2017
By Sheridan Voysey

The Pitter Patter of Tiny Feet…

If you know a little of my and Merryn's story, perhaps from reading Resurrection Year, you'll know that for many years now there's been something missing in our lives. An unmet longing. A space in our hearts we couldn't fill. Well, after years of waiting and praying, wondering if it would happen… Merryn and I

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Digital Detox by Michael Coglan
Joyful Spirituality
August 16, 2017
By Clare Chate

Four Reasons Why You Should Try a Social Media Fast

I’ve just completed a four-week social media fast. My time offline left me more energised, clearer in thought, and less annoyed, depressed and jealous (this might be a revealing post!) Here's what I learned and why I think it's worth scheduling a periodic social media fast into your calendar too.

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Dinner Table - by annie-spratt-
Joyful Spirituality
June 28, 2017
By Sheridan Voysey

In a Fast Food World, Are We Losing the Art of Sacred Meals?

When was the last time you had a truly special meal where you left the table changed, uplifted, fulfilled? You came burdened but left lighter (at least emotionally). Your soul was filled, not just your stomach. We need more of these sacred meals. But what is it that makes a meal truly sacred? A few

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Work harder sign by Jordan Whitfield
Personal Vocation
June 21, 2017
By Sheridan Voysey

Seeking Fulfilment Through Your Career? Try This Instead

What a gift it is to do work you love. To get paid for using your talents, and contribute to society. And since we spend so much of our lives working, it makes sense to seek a fulfilling career. But have we gotten things unbalanced? When work becomes our primary source of personal fulfilment—it leaves

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stormy sky by Chris Lawton
Recycling Adversity
June 14, 2017
By Sheridan Voysey

There’s Not a Lot That’s Stable Right Now. Here’s How to Stay Strong (Video)

Almost daily we hear another reason to be alarmed at the state of our world—from war, famine and terror, to our own personal storms. In troubling times like these, some of the world’s greatest leaders have gained strength from one famous speech: the Sermon on the Mount. In this video filmed in Melbourne, I explore

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Sheridan Voysey speaking at Cornerstone Uni, 2016
Uncategorized
April 24, 2017
By Sheridan Voysey

Join Me for These Special One-Day Events in Australia. They’re FREE!

Moving on from a broken dream can be one of the hardest things to do—whether it’s letting go of the dream of marriage or children, a career or ministry in tatters, a divorce, or something else. If that’s you, or if you want to help others in their journey, or if you just want to

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Jesus Light of the World
Joyful Spirituality
April 12, 2017
By Sheridan Voysey

The Day Jesus Messed Up His Nice-Guy Image

In his famous painting ’The Light of the World’, Holman Hunt depicted Jesus in a white robe holding a lantern, knocking gently on a door that represents our heart. With blond beard, flowing hair and serene face, the Saviour is presented as a meek, mild soother of souls. Nice image—but the Holy Week of Easter

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Antique portrait of a woman
Joyful Spirituality
April 5, 2017
By Sheridan Voysey

What My Great Grandmother Taught Me About Living Dangerously

My Great Grandmother Alice was one brave woman who can teach us a thing or two about facing our problems. Her husband Walter was a good man, but with one vice: he liked his drink too much for her liking. Here’s the ingenious way she dealt with it.

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Shopping Mall
Uncategorized
March 22, 2017
By Sheridan Voysey

The Fastest Growing Religion in the World? You Might Already be a Member

The fastest growing religion in the West isn't Islam, Buddhism, Mormonism or Christianity. It's something else entirely and you may already be a member. Here's a diagnostic to find out if you are, and an eons-old remedy for it's corrosive effects.

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Image from The Shack of Mack (Sam Worthington) and Papa (Octavia Spencer)
Recycling Adversity
March 8, 2017
By Clare Chate

066 My Chat with William Paul Young, Author of The Shack

When William Paul Young sat down to write a story for his children about a man who meets God in a forest shack, little did he know it would become a publishing phenomenon—and now a movie. In 2008 Paul dropped by the Open House show, to chat about the book’s meaning, the personal story behind

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