Special Happy Father’s Day Message from Pastor Daniel Nalliah
Dear friends & family in Christ, You may watch a special Father’s Day message from Pastor Daniel Nalliah. We at CTFM would like to wish all the Fathers a Happy…
Rise Up Launches Campaign in Brisbane & Sunshine Coast, QLD
Rise Up Australia Party recently launched the Queensland campaign in Brisbane & Sunshine Coast, QLD, introducing number 1 and 2 senate candidates, Paul Taylor and Neroli Mooney.
The meetings were well attended, very successful and Rise Up National President Daniel Nalliah was very well received.
From Left to right: Cristian Walker Rise up Australia QLD State President, Daniel Nalliah National President, Neroli Mooney number 2 Senate Candidate and 
Paul Taylor Number 1 Senate candidate.
Rise Up Australia and keep Australia Australian for generations to come!
Please read the following news article recently published in the Brisbane Times.
http://www.brisbanetimes.com.au/…/federal-election-2016-ris…
Melbourne Archbishop Denis Hart
MELBOURNE, Australia, February 12, 2016 (LifeSiteNews)
MELBOURNE, Australia, February 12, 2016 (LifeSiteNews) – A Catholic member of Australia’s Parliament won`t be giving the keynote address to Catholic social workers as scheduled because of her public support of same-sex “marriage.”
MP Cathy McGowan was going to speak to Catholic Social Services workers from all over Australia at a conference later this month until Melbourne Archbishop Denis Hart asked that she be disinvited because of her open backing of same-sex “marriage” legislation opposed by the Church. The conference organizers complied.
Archbishop Hart’s spokesman Shane Healy told reporters, “There was no malice,” on Hart’s part, nor did he want to “in any way embarrass Cathy, but he would see with a conference such as this that the keynote speaker should be in line with Catholic teaching on that very important topic.”
Nearly 800 Pastors Describe Their Struggle With Porn
January 27, 2016 – Christianity Today
Barna Group – More than half have wrestled with it, but less than 1 percent recommend telling their congregation.
Most pastors have struggled with porn.
That’s according to an online study of nearly 3,000 adults, teenagers, and pastors by the Barna Group. The study included 432 pastors and 338 youth pastors, and was commissioned by Josh McDowell Ministry and Cru for an April summit.
The study examined pornography’s effect on pastors, churches, the general population, and young people.
“Most pastors (57%) and youth pastors (64%) admit they have struggled with porn, either currently or in the past,” Barna reported. “Overall, 21 percent of youth pastors and 14 percent of pastors admit they currently struggle with using porn.”
Fatherhood: The Most Important Job a Man Can Have
6/12/2015 Shawn A. Akers – Charisma News
Most dads wouldn’t want to readily confess their failures as a parent. It’s simply not in our nature to admit that we’ve made mistakes that have negatively impacted our children.
Author Gregory W. Slayton says the good news, however, is that dads don’t have to continue to pay for those mistakes. In his book, Be a Better Dad Today: 10 Tools Every Father Needs, Slayton wants to remind men—especially with Father’s Day approaching—that God continually gives us grace to move forward and to strive to be the Godly dad that your children need.
“I think we all struggle. I know that I’ve been a failure at times too,” Slayton says. “The good thing about it is that you can make a mistake, ask for forgiveness, get up and keep going. You really can be a better dad. You may say, ‘I’m terrible at this.’ But, you cannot give up. The only failure that occurs is when you give up.”
You may have said, or constantly say things to you children that you regret. You may have been inconsistent in disciplining your children. Perhaps you resorted to bribing your child to get a desired behavior. Or, maybe you allowed your “busy” schedule to intrude upon the quality time you should have been spending with children.