Is there enough evidence for God?
In our Year 12 Christian Studies seminars that run fortnightly, our students get to choose a topic that they feel hasn’t quite been answered on their faith journey. Our most recent topic was: there just isn’t enough evidence for God. I began with a question – “What evidence would be sufficient for you to believe in God?”
Why doesn’t God answer my prayers?
One of the most common questions we receive from students is: Why does God not answer my prayers? It’s a problem for any human being, no matter where they are on their faith journey. Here’s how we have begun to answer it in Chapel this term.
Seeing Jesus through the eyes of others
Our new Chapel theme for Kindergarten to Year 12 is ‘Jesus through the eyes of others’.
20 ways to slow down
20 practical suggestions to help students slow down, decelerate their lives and cultivate a more intentional, present, and spiritually grounded existence.
Arrogance and humility
In Primary Chapel this term, we are continuing our series in the Book of Daniel. Chapter 4 tells a strange story of King Nebuchadnezzar, the King of Babylon in the 6th Century BC. The King became incredibly arrogant over time, and eventually, God stripped him of many of his faculties and his kingdom. Over seven years, the King eventually repents and humbly recognises God.