sheridan voysey – 100.7 Riverland Life FM

With almost 40 contributors from a variety of cultures, the devotional spans the breadth of dynamics at play when you confront infertility.

After the festive fun of Christmas, Boxing Day can feel a bit blah. It makes me wonder what the first Boxing Day was like.

Maslow once thought our highest need was to fulfil our individual potential; he later revised this, realising we have spiritual needs too.

Among charities that offer friendship to the elderly, it’s the students, young mums and other volunteers who say they benefit most.

Grace: it’s a radical approach that Jesus spoke into a famous phrase: ‘Bless those who curse you, pray for those who mistreat you’.

Our engineer’s advice added a week to our build and significant cost to our budget, but it’s a helpful metaphor for our personal lives, too.

Six words dropped into my mind as if from heaven: “Go at the speed of joy”. I’ve been trying to put them into practice ever since.

Forrest Fenn’s hidden treasure was so valuable, hundreds left their jobs to search for it, while some even died. Sheridan Voysey reflects.

Dog ears and margin scribbles in a book is a sure sign of how much the author has made a reader think or imagine, writes Sheridan Voysey

Why is it, in male friendships, that when a mate gets close, all we can do is joke, asks writer Sheridan Voysey.

After turning 50, I’ve discovered that my life has been all about the unfurling of just three main themes.