Peter and Paul’s theological differences, initially quite divisive, were dealt with openly and amicably. Peter the fisherman and Paul the scholar shared in common an abiding confidence in Jesus. How does their example of apostleship and martyrdom challenge us today?

How do we answer the question: ‘Why do we suffer?’ Is there even a correct question? And does the answer change if we have terminal cancer? God doesn’t want us to suffer, but suffering allows him to work out his good plan in our lives.

With butterflies in her stomach but a steadfast and simple faith, Mary shares her big news with her cousin, Elizabeth.

When an average Thursday morning turns into an unexpected trip to the local hospital, it’s hard not to appreciate the little things in life.

Solving the question of same-sex marriage with a postage stamp and walk to the local post office demeaned the question. But how ought Christians have voted? Jesus, full of Grace and Truth, demonstrated the principles by which we need to live. Dare we live this radical lifestyle in twenty-first century Australia?

To transpose the moral questions of Jesus’ first century life into our 21st century is fraught with difficulty. So I’ve always thought we should add two extra letters to the wrist-band: WWJHMD – what would Jesus have me do?

Young people need something to aspire to – education, vocation and occupation are simply a means to this end. And youth of all faiths need guidance from their leaders towards something beyond themselves that will give them a sense of purpose and meaning.

False alarm: What happens when your doctor tells you that you might have early dementia? Delve into the thoughts, fears, prayers and (mis)adventures courtesy of a medical misdiagnosis.

God’s intention is for reproduction and nurture by mother and father. But we should welcome all – Straight and LGBTI – in the Church, and offer support to young people as they grapple with their sexuality.