Greetings.

As a woman of faith, I am on a journey to plumb the depths of the Word of God and our Christian beliefs. I want to explore how to best live the life worthy of our calling (Ephesians 4:1).

Follow my ponderings as I dig deep in my examination of this life of faith. You might notice that I’m not inclined to pull any punches as I question our religious preconceptions, or the value and place of church and it’s teachings within that life. My hope is that together we would all come to know God intimately, and thus become empowered as we come to know why we believe what we believe.


If this is your first visit, you can start from the beginning post here if you like.


“May the bridges I burn light the way forward”

– Unknown

Latest Posts


  • No One Gets Out Alive

    This is the second post in my Life, Death & Healing series. You can find the first one here if you missed it. We live in a world where for most people, getting sick or feeling unwell means a trip to the doctor – and we do this for a few reasons. One, being sick Continue reading

    No One Gets Out Alive
  • Life, Death and Healing – an introduction

    Healing always seems to be such a popular, yet controversial topic amongst Christians. Well, that and tithing. But ever since I was baptised with the Spirit of God and read through the New Testament, the phrase “and they were all healed” kept jumping out at me. Consequently, healing is something I’ve given a great deal Continue reading

    Life, Death and Healing – an introduction
  • Ah, to be in the bush!

    Stepping from the noise of my vehicle and the Creedence Clearwater Revival tune that had been playing, I am greeted by the noisy quiet of the bush; by birdsong and the sound of the breeze as it plays through the shrubs and graceful eucalypts. I marvel that even though so many things are in motion Continue reading

    Ah, to be in the bush!
  • Tradition. Again.

    Reaching a point of absolute exasperation with the Jews he was speaking to in Corinth, Paul gave up trying to persuade them to see and accept what was plainly written about the Messiah in the scriptures, and how all of it pointed to Jesus being that Messiah. I can imagine Paul’s exasperation level rising until… Continue reading

    Tradition. Again.
  • Tradition….tradition!

    So I don’t know about you, but most of the time when I hear ‘tradition’ like that, I tend to hear the whole cast of Fiddler on the Roof in my head belting out the song from the movie. And the topic today echoes one of the main themes of that musical production – that Continue reading

    Tradition….tradition!
  • Follow me….

    Have you ever noticed the way some drivers will slow down as they drive past the scene of an accident? You can see them rubber-necking, as if hoping to catch a glimpse of blood or tragedy – because for them, the spectacle is little more than entertainment. Even if they give a moments care, or… Continue reading

    Follow me….