Signs of the Times

November 2007 Issue | Vol 122 No 11

Articles in This Issue:

Unveiling Sky Wonders

The universe is an amazing place. And astronomers continue to learn more about how amazing it is, Robert Werner reports.

Dietrich Bonhoeffer: exemplary Christian and martyr

Many people choose to serve by following. Arthur Patrick looks at the life of one man who chose to serve by leading- at the cost of his life.

Out-of-Order Attachment

Why do we want what isn't ours? Loron Wade reflects on the selfish nature of humanity and suggests a solution.

Our Times: November 2007

For more than 120 years Signs of the Times has been promoting God

Sudden Sneezing

Sneezing is common as a reaction to temperature variations.

"Good luck, Grandma" -and Other Camping Adventures

Kim Peckham challenges us to trust God-even when we're camping.

Talking about Depression

My doctor increased my antidepressant dose. This has resulted in side effects, such as a dry mouth and tingling in my hands.

Right Thinking

Annual Australian gambling revenue is $A17 billion dollars. Yet it doesn't produce anything, increase overall wealth or manufacture any goods.

Hints for a Healthy Marriage

Marriage, like all relationships, needs investment to prosper. Victor Parachin suggests a few ways to improve yours.

How to Set Goals in 6 Easy Steps

Goal setting is one of the least practised, most helpful strategies for life change. Andrew Cate shows you how goals can get you motivated and help keep you committed.

Death - and then what?

Some people say you go to heaven, others that you go to the grave. Maylan Schurch examines the biblical evidence.

Spiritual and Religious

Spirituality is trendy, religion is not. But Samir Selmanovic explains why we need both.

Why Studying the "Good Book" is Good for You

God's Word holds many blessings. Victor Parachin explains the benefits of studying it regularly.

The Return of the Princess

Alan Holman tells the story-behind-the-story of a remarkable woman and her place in Australian history.

Good Morning Food

Apart from a breakdown in traditional social networks and relationships, financial stresses, and increased work hours, our diets have changed over the past 50 years.