Campus Crusade for Christ Australia (CCCA)

My Spiritual Journey

Written by Blake Cavanagh Monday, 03 January 2011 22:22

My-Spiritual-Journey Becoming a Christian was the biggest decision of my life. It was not an easy decision, nor a quick one.

I first met Michael on campus. He was a Christian. He came up to me while I was reading the paper and asked if I would answer a survey about my religious views and what I thought I knew about Christianity. Actually I was a staunch atheist who knew almost nothing about Jesus. We talked about Christianity and met up a few more times. Although I had a better understanding of the Christian faith at the end of the semester, I just did not think there was enough reason to believe.

Healing Medicine

Written by Tez Brooks Monday, 03 January 2011 22:18

healing-medicine At five-years-old, Amy Kirkbright was diagnosed with Ulcerative Colitis which produced painful ulcers throughout her intestines. Although she showed no outward symptoms, she experienced constant pain. In addition, her weakened immune system caused her to become terribly sick several times a year. Eventually it became such a normal part of her life, she learned to live with it.

Soldier Becomes a Man of Peace

Written by Tez Brooks Saturday, 01 January 2011 15:58

Soldier-Becomes-a-Man-of-Peace Nou Vantha, Cambodian general in charge of the Military Medical Core, has been a Christ-follower since 2006 when he experienced the love of God through Global Aid Network (GAiN) a ministry of Campus Crusade for Christ Australia. They provided medical treatment and shared the gospel with Nou Vantha and his men.

Bass Fishing

Last Updated on Thursday, 23 December 2010 15:16 Written by Tez Brooks

Bass-Fishing "I know that you are thirsty and want more. If you plant yourself closer to the water, you will be refreshed and will grow."

This is what the Holy Spirit was saying to Tim Gardiner in 2007. He was looking at a tree that was in need of water. It was near a dam but not quite close enough to receive the water it so desperately needed to grow. As he stared at it, the Lord began to confirm some desires in Tim's heart. The need for change.

Back Packer Changes Directions

Written by Keryn Wednesday, 15 December 2010 11:34

Back-Packer-Changes-Directions “You know what?” said Giselle the French backpacker. “I think we were meant to meet, that God made it happen!”

Our Student Life team had been staying at a hostel on the edge of Lorne, a Victorian summer hotspot. Our strategy was to reach out to schoolies on the beach, but during our stay we inadvertently connected with a number of the backpackers at the hostel. Giselle was one of them. When we first met, she began sharing an unabridged version of her sex life and a recent disastrous break-up. At the close of her sad tale she asked me rather hopelessly if I had any advice.