Growing In Love From The Heart
Who Are We?
As Kerygma Australia, we believe that loving from the heart matters, whether it has to do with:
- Relationship with God
- Relationships as couples & families
- Relationships within the church family
- Relationships for a better world
So, we seek to grow and empower others to grow in these spheres of relationships.
We invite you to join us on this journey of growing in love from the heart.
Kerygma Australia is a branch of ‘Kerygma’ and a part of the ‘YWAM’ global family of ministries. In Australia, ‘YWAM Canberra’ is our home community.
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Food For Your Heart
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Turn The Other Cheek?
In this series of posts, we are considering injustice, conflict and war in our world. And how I am contributing personally to these in my own life and relationships, when I allow my wounds to lead me into slavery to anger and violence. If I can’t deal with the violence in my own heart, how can I expect to deal with the violence of nations?
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Turn The Other Cheek: The Radical Case for Non-Violent Resistance
In my first post in this series, we ended with the question: What’s a third way forward which avoids the risks of both flight and fight? Today I want to consider the radical case for non-violent resistance.
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The Ecumenical Journey of St. John XXIII
The new pope is…like the son of Jacob who, meeting with his brothers, showed them the tenderness of his heart and, bursting into tears, said, “I am Joseph, your brother.” Angelo Giuseppe Roncalli, seventy-seven years old and newly installed as Pope John XXIII, surprised the crowds gathered for his coronation Mass at St. Peter’s Basilica when he spoke these words directly to them. Rarely had a pope used such personal language before.