Emily Shaw’s latest article is out in the
Together Paper. She talks about the issue of the
‘mother wound’ and how the blame has fallen to women in a world that expects nothing less than for women to leave mothering behind.
Blog
Purity beyond Promiscuity, Lust and Sexual Sin
Stina writes how Purity goes far beyond the connotation of sexual sin, lust and promiscuity. Purity is about a purification of our heart to draw closer to and be in union with God.
Purity – What It Is, What It Isn’t and Why You Should Care
Emily Shaw writes how this months virtue, purity, encompasses far more than just chastity and sexual morality, but the orientation and motives of our heart in all facets of life.
Let Me Be to You that Little Piece of Wood
Stina invites us into a descriptive, open, honest and graphic reflection of her personal prayer at the foot of the cross in the hope you may enter more fully into this time of Good Friday and Easter more fully.
Humble Pie is Infinitely Delicious – Together Paper
Emily Shaw’s latest article in the Together Paper is a beautiful work expressing humility in it’s true form, and an inspiring read as we
manage the final week of March virtue challenge.
Walking the Humble Highwire
Emily addresses the issue of ‘tall poppy syndrome’ in Australia and New Zealand culture and how that may reflect the pride of the one’s criticising.
Can Humility & Confidence Go Together?
Humility means not only are we to develop our character with moderation to how we perceive ourselves, but we are also anchored in knowing who we are in the face of God.
It’s Back & More Challenging Than Ever!
“It is a truth universally acknowledged that virtuous living is not for the faint of heart. Trying to
navigate living in the world, without being too corrupted by it, is wearying.” VIRTUE CHALLENGE is back!
Virtue Challenge 2024
We are welcoming back the Virtue Challenge, and we’d like to invite you to come join us on this journey of growth in 2024.
Looting From Friends
Stina shares her new year’s resolution for 2023 of finally reading her book list, and how she implemented the acronym SMART to make her resolution a reality.