Society & Culture
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William Tyndale: The Sword and the Word
Arthur Patrick explores the lifework of William Tyndale, who said, "As a good surgeon cutteth away a putrefyed member, for the love he hath for the hole body, least it infecte the others members adjoynge to it."
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A Culture of Self-destruction
John Ashton
Doctors, lawyers and television commercials tell us that drinking is destructive to our health, families and employment. Yet, as John Ashton reveals, alcohol continues to escalate in popularity.
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Our Times: May 2007
Lee Dunstan
Signs magazine has been helping people take the next step in their Christian journey for more than 120 years.
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Still a Hero
Norman Young
It is never easy to send someone off to war.Norman Young reflects on his father's heroic life.
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Play At It
Jennifer Schwirzer
Can a wheelchair become a throne? Jennifer Schwirzer suggests life is more about what we make of it than what it makes of us.
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Our Times: April 2007
Lee Dunstan
For over 120 years Signs of the times has been driven by one purpose
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Honouring Those Who Served
Mark Kellner
"War is all hell," said US General William Tecumseh Sherman after the American Civil War, a battle which, less than 100 years after America's birth, threatened to rip the nation asunder.
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Sam Mitchell leads with integrity
Winning on the field and off is all about expecting the very best from yourself. Nathan Brown talks to AFL superstar Sam Mitchell about setting and achieving goals.
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Work Out Your Own Salvation
There is something you just can't share. Robert Wolfgramm looks at one of the tough realities of life.
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Clashing Symbols
David Edgren
Time changes everything, so they say. David Edgren, challenges us to reclaim the symbols that define us.
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To Number Our Days
Loren Seibold
The unrestrained life is busy, cluttered and frustrating. Loren Seibold contemplates the wisdom of the planned life.
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Thanks for Everything
Kim Peckham
Being thankful is not always easy, Kim Peckham comments on the many things we take for granted and suggests we should be thankful.
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The Kokoda Track
Andrew Cate walked the Kokoda Track with six friends looking for adventure, and a better insight into a significant part of Australia's war history.
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John Wycliffe: the Reformation's Morning Star
Travel back in time with Arthur Patrick to an English churchyard in 1428. As robed churchmen watch intently, a man's bones are unearthed and thrown on a blazing fire. Why must all memory of him be destroyed?
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Healing Love
Jennifer Schwirzer
What happens when your private demons start hurting those around you? Jennifer Schwirzer, pictured, shares her journey of both spiritual and physical healing.
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Suffering Infertility, Grief, and God
Colin Renfrew
Colin Renfrew opens his heart and tells his story.
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Our Times: March 2007
Lee Dunstan
Signs of the Times is serious about presenting a complete and unswerving portrayal of God and His Holy Scriptures.
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A Little Thummim to Help you Make up your Mind
Kim Peckham
Making the right decisions is difficult. Kim Peckham wonders what it would be like to know God's will in all matters.
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When I met God
Mark Finley
Once a small-town teenager, he is now one of the world's most travelled public preachers. Mark Finley tells the story of how God first got his attention.
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Tonga Wrestles With Change
How does a calm pacific nation break out into chaos?Robert Wolfgramm considers the cause to find peace.
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Blessings Unexpected
Karen Elengikal
God promises to provide our needs. But sometimes He blesses us with the unexpected and unnecessary! Karen Elengikal rejoices in the grace of God.
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Meeting Your Deepest Needs
Mark Finley
Have you ever felt like giving up? Mark Finley offers us a friend and so much more. We can find peace in this turbulent world.