Sunset over the Hay Plains in New South Wales, symbolising trusting God with the future instead of worrying about tomorrow.

The Future Doesn’t Need My Worry

If my future self could send me just one sentence, I know exactly what I would want it to say: “Don’t worry.” It’s remarkable how much of life can be spent worrying about things that never happen. We worry about work, finances, relationships, health, and the future. We carry burdens today that belong to tomorrow, … Read more

Television on in a cosy living room with Milo resting on my lap, reflecting the simplicity of relaxing before the age of endless streaming choices.

When Less Choice Meant More Enjoyment: Why I Miss Pay TV

If someone asked which outdated technology I miss the most, my answer would be pay TV. In a world filled with streaming services, I never expected to miss pay TV, yet I often do. While today’s technology gives us endless entertainment, it has also introduced something I didn’t expect—choice paralysis. Why I Miss Pay TV There was … Read more

ames Altham with a beer, reflecting on life’s acquired tastes

From Beer and Olives to Solitude

A friend recently asked me: “What do you love now that you hated when you were younger?” My first answers came quickly: beer, anchovies, and olives. As a child, I couldn’t understand why anyone would willingly consume something so bitter, salty, or strong. Yet today I enjoy all three. Somewhere along the way, my tastes … Read more