Parenting With Purpose | Serving Others

The workplace can be a difficult environment for someone managing OCD. From performance anxiety to specific triggers in the work environment, it can feel overwhelming. Today, we discuss the common workplace challenges faced by people with OCD and how both employees and employers can create supportive solutions.

We often wait for the “big” opportunities to make a difference. But selfless service shows up in tiny, often invisible moments: listening, lifting, loving. It’s not about being a headline — it’s about being available. You don’t need a stage or a mic. Just show up… and serve.

In a restless world overflowing with anxiety, pressure, and noise, the search for peace feels like chasing the wind. Many try to silence the ache in their hearts with busyness, pleasure, or even religion — but still come up empty. In The Great Hope, Chapter 6 brings us face to…

Children can experience OCD too, often in ways that are hard to recognise. Without the right understanding, their symptoms might be dismissed as quirky habits or bad behaviour. Today, we look at the early signs of OCD in children, the importance of early diagnosis, and how timely intervention can make…

Think service means slaving away in the background with a fake smile? Think again. Real service is less about martyrdom and more about mission. Whether you’re helping at church or giving someone your last R10 for taxi fare, service can actually be — wait for it — fun. Spoiler: joy…