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TRAIN, Ronald A

Aug 19, 2025 | *, *Featured books, *listed, Australian, Christian, Relationships

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God’s View of Marriage

 

An Apologetic on Marriage, Divorce and Remarriage

GOD’S VIEW OF MARRIAGE is an apologetic on Marriage, Divorce and Remarriage. It argues that God’s governance of marriage, first established in Genesis 2:22-25, is His arrangement for a committed relationship between a man and a woman. It is a commitment for life and cannot be broken unless death for either party occurs (Mark 10:5-9; Romans 7:2-3; 1 Cor. 7:39). Sadly, God’s governance of such is now ignored by many in the Protestant faith tradition.

The book systematically supports God’s view by noting specifically Jesus and the Apostle Paul’s affirmation of such in the New Testament narratives. The book presents a challenge to those who believe, oversight, teach and support the impermanence of marriage.

The book is the fifth written by the author who believes that God is a God of absolutes and one of those absolutes is His view of marriage.

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About the Author

 

A graduate of Malyon College, Ronald A Train is a retired Pastor with approximately thirty-six years’ experience in Christian Ministry. Born in a small regional town in country NSW, Australia Ronald is now widowed after forty-nine years of marriage to Gwenyth. Ronald’s early Church affiliation was Anglican but currently teaches in Baptist and Brethren Churches.

Ronald holds a Graduate of Theology, a Bachelor of Theology and a Master’s Degree in Ministry. His special interests have been theology and doctrine from the New Testament Documents. His previous publications are ‘Without Absolutes, God is not God’, ‘Protestant Shame’, ‘The Bridge to Eternal Life’, ‘A Walk with Paul through Cultural Minefields’ and ‘The Truths of Revelation’. The books have addressed issues such as God’s selfrevelation, the trinity, revelatory faith, effective discipleship, eternal life and the end times. This book addresses the conveyance of mixed messages about divorce and remarriage within Protestant Churches.

GEORG, Sara

Jul 30, 2025 | *, *Featured books, *listed, Australian, Autobiography, Health & Wellbeing, Parenting & Family, Poetry by Women, Psychology \ Mental Health

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Hopefully Flawed

 

A Celebration of Motherhood

Motherhood was not my lifelong dream.

By early adulthood, Sara had it all worked out. Highly committed to her medical career, she intended on pursuing brain surgery as her specialty. Utterly content as a single girl, she wondered if she was called to celibacy.

One husband and four living children later, she found herself working as a rural generalist. Her best laid plans had clearly gone awry.

Would her medical background prove a help or hindrance with parenting prowess? Harbouring a tendency towards anxiety, how would she face the overwhelming list of things now wildly out of her control? How would this social introvert navigate the relentless demands of her adorable dependants? And as a relapsing perfectionist, would she be crushed by the weight of her own expectations with excelling at this 24/7 job?

Hopefully Flawed weaves cathartic poetry with retrospective prose to celebrate a true story about answering the call to motherhood, and the freedom of finding meaning in the mess.

Flaws are inevitable. Hope is possible.

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Country convert Sara Georg is a part-time doctor, full-time mother, and undeniably lucky wife. She endures the hardship of beachside living in rural South Australia with her husband Matty and their three youngest children.

She holds a deep appreciation for meaningful conversation, a quiet addiction to the thrill of turning off her phone, and suffers emotional allergies to high heels, half-rhymes, and hurry. When she isn’t listening to patient stories, Sara can be found indulging in Asian breakfasts, messy catch-ups, and singing in the kitchen about Jesus, Disney, and Broadway.

A poet and writer since childhood, Sara figured it was time to make something of it before entering her fifth decade. Despite B-grade brush skills, she loves to paint with words. Hopefully Flawed is her first public exhibition—and you are warmly invited.

ROBERTS, Phil

Jul 25, 2025 | *, *Featured books, *listed, Australian, Family History, Fiction \ Novel, Relationships

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The Loss We Leave Behind

Burdened by personal tragedy and estranged from his grieving partner Fae, London-based architect Boyd Petersen has lost sight of his purpose and dreams. When an echo from his abandoned, secret past takes him back home to Australia, he is confronted by a series of shocking revelations that challenge his beliefs about the past and hopes for the future.

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Phil Roberts was born in Kenya and has lived and worked in various places throughout Australia. He began writing poetry and short stories in the 2000s and contributed to the former publications Yellow Moon and Dissent. The Loss We Leave Behind is his first novel. It emerged from his studies in creative writing and draws on a lifetime of personal impressions and the ideas that shape our world.

Phil is the author of and contributor to many scientific and interpretive documents. Apart from tending a large garden near Hobart, his current interests lie in investigating the shared mysteries of human experience and how they can be expressed through fiction and poetic forms.

WALLACE, Elizabeth

Jul 18, 2025 | *, *Featured books, *listed, Australian, Business, Education Studies & Teaching, Handbook, Reference, Self-help \ Personal Development

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Groundwork

 

Laying the foundation for career success

Whether you are simply curious about different career pathways, currently choosing your subjects for Years 11 and 12, or preparing to enter the workforce soon, this book was written for you.

We know it can be overwhelming to think about the working world out there, but the good news is, there are practical tools, useful resources and knowledgeable people to help you navigate your first move with confidence and optimism.

You might not know what you want to do as a career just yet, but rest assured, you have skills and talents that are of value to the world. No exceptions. We’re here to help you discover what those are, and start planning for a working life that will best suit you

By reading this book and undertaking some self-exploration as you go along, you are laying the groundwork for the first step in your career-planning journey.

About the Author

 

Dr Elizabeth Wallace is an artist, designer and writer. She was awarded her BDes from UNSW Art and Design, MRes from Glasgow School of Art, and PhD (Art) from RMIT.

She has worked in the fields of environment and interior design, design management and art strategy. She maintains her own creative studio practice and lives in Sydney, Australia.

WYTHES, Greg

Jul 15, 2025 | *, *Featured books, *listed, Australian, Fiction \ Novel, Music, Psychology \ Mental Health, Relationships, Teen Fiction

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Tim’s Dance Mix

 

A mixtape of music, mistakes and ordinary mysteries

The year is 1990 and Tim has just turned 16. He lives in a coastal city south of Sydney and his life is about to change profoundly as he begins to make the first transitions from boyhood to manhood.

This growth is accompanied by confusion and some trauma, – physical, emotional and psychological – especially in his early attempts to meet and connect with girls.

It’s also marked by his development as a musician, and the recognition of this talent by his school music teacher, who quietly mentors him and provides the opportunity for him to join the school’s only rock band.

But nothing goes smoothly in the early stages as he forges the beginnings of growth towards maturity, in a struggle where he finds both support and opposition.

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GREG WYTHES is a long-term resident of the northern Illawarra. He has been an English teacher in local high schools, as well as teaching yoga, qigong, massage and bodywork in local colleges and studios. For much of his time in schools he dabbled in music, working with in-school bands, as well as for drama, dance and musical performances, mainly in the area of live production.

He is particularly attracted to the geography of the northern Illawarra: the dozen or more bays and beaches, the steep rise of the escarpment to the west and the bushland that reaches down to the edge of most suburbs. It’s a unique environment: one where the natural world virtually surrounds the urban world. He enjoys spending time in that natural world.

LLOYD PhD, Dr Maya

Jul 7, 2025 | *, *Featured books, *listed, Australian, Biological & Behavioural, Health & Wellbeing, Manual \ Training Material, Parenting & Family, Psychology \ Mental Health, Reference

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Why Babies Need Love

 

Why Love Matters and How to Know if You’re Getting it Right

WHY BABIES NEED LOVE is a must-read for first-time parents and caregivers of babies aged 0-3. Parenting is one of the hardest yet most rewarding journeys, and the early years play a crucial role in shaping a child’s emotional and mental well-being.

Written by a psychologist and parent, this book explains how a baby’s brain is still developing at birth and how early experiences—especially the bond with caregivers—affect future behavior, relationships, and resilience. It provides insight into how your own emotional struggles can influence your parenting and offers practical guidance to help you build a strong, loving connection with your baby.

With mental health concerns on the rise, this book empowers parents to create a secure foundation for their child’s future. If you want to raise a confident, emotionally healthy child while navigating the challenges of early parenthood, WHY BABIES NEED LOVE is the guide you need.

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Dr Maya Lloyd, Phd (MAPS, FCCP) is a clinical psychologist with over 20 years’ experience. She spent 10 years working as a senior psychologist for Queensland Health specialising in perinatal, infant, child and youth mental health. Now in private practice she works across the lifespan with children, adolescents, parents and families of all ages, supporting them in building strong healthy bonds with their babies and children.

Drawing from professional expertise, scientifific research and personal experience as a mother, Maya understands the challenges of early parenthood. Passionate about helping families thrive she offers insight into infant and early childhood development, parenting and emotional well-being, empowering parents to raise resilient emotionally secure children.