CPX Fellow Brian Rosner asks: What comfort can the Christian faith offer to those of us experiencing a range of “COVID-griefs”?
CPX Fellow Brian Rosner asks: What comfort can the Christian faith offer to those of us experiencing a range of “COVID-griefs”?
On the anniversary of the tragic death of the Abdallah children, Anna Grummitt ponders what could lead a family to such profound forgiveness.
Mark Stephens ponders whether our large hopes for big solutions to global problems might be pointers towards transcendence.
Richard Shumack on the film ‘Just Mercy’, the human longing for justice, and the importance of “looking at the world through tears.”
Natasha Moore on being overwhelmed with human pain and human evil – as well as human ingenuity, resilience, and curiosity.
Natasha Moore ponders the importance of lament in the time of coronavirus.
Andrew Sloane on the role of faith in making peace with difficult choices.
This Easter, we encounter incredible stories of forgiveness in the face of unimaginable suffering.
Tim Costello on the importance of human connection and communal lament during COVID-19, and the vital role of charities in this crisis.
Sarah Williams explains how the mother of modern feminism fell off the pages of history.
Life & Faith brings you some personal snapshots from Australia’s bushfire crisis.
Simon Smart contemplates the Abdallah family’s response to their children’s death, and Christianity’s resources of grace and forgiveness.
