The other day I had an instance of helping an older man in distress. I was coming out of Bunnings when the man next to me couldn’t start his car so he asked if I would jump start his vehicle. He thought he had a flat battery and he went on to tell me this Read More
Mission statements and vision statements became all the rage in the management sector over the 2000’s. Everywhere you went there was a mission statement on the wall from hospitals, your local school and you could even read one standing in the queue at McDonalds. That is not as prevalent today as it was back then. However Read More
How often have we heard or said this sentence, “Trust in the Lord”. Trust is usually built up over time and as such, so is trust in the Lord. As we get to know the Trinity of God, (Father, Jesus and the Holy Spirit) and experience His presence, His love, His transforming grace. His peace, Read More
I was recently looking through the bookshelf at PK when I came across a book on Heroes of the Faith. I started to thumb through it and noticed many names I knew but also many names I didn’t. As I have mentioned previously, we are moving to a new community about 45 minutes from where Read More
I was speaking with a friend the other day, whose wife had recently been diagnosed with cancer. We talked about ways that he could support her in this time of trial. Men we are to be the gate keepers, the prayer warriors and the builders of faith in our families. To help us with this Read More
By John Subritzky – The referendum was truly a David and Goliath battle. The Say Nope to Dope campaign was the sole group out there promoting a “no” vote. Against it were nine other groups, many of them benefitting from having government funding. Like any issue, there will be different perspectives in the PK community. Read More
As a family we are in the process of moving from one house to another, interestingly the new one is only two thirds of the size of the house we presently live in. This means we are going through all our possessions and making decisions about what to keep and what to let go of. Read More
I’ve been reflecting on the fact that throughout 2020 we have all witnessed a change in the current economic climate. As I was praying about what could serve men during this season, it occurred to me that some may have recently found themselves looking at ways to reset, restart, or realign their career pathway. If Read More
A few years back I attended a session at a PK event where Richard Brunton spoke on the importance of the Father’s Blessing. This really challenged me and I felt deeply convicted that this was an important concept in the Kingdom of God. I left that event with a conviction to overtly pray a Father’s Read More
This year has been an unexpected year of change and in some ways growth. COVID-19 has adversely affected most of us this year. I’m reminded about an article Pastor Gary Colville recently wrote for PK’s WiseChoices about Seasons of Life. [You can read Gary’s excellent article here.] He suggests that winter is a time where trees Read More