Freedom Christian Counselling

26/12/2025

This week’s readings beautifully weave together themes of reconciliation, unity, and the faithfulness of God’s plan. They remind us of the power of humility and forgiveness to heal even the deepest wounds, the promise of restoration as God draws His people together, and the call to live with compassion and love as we follow His ways.

These stories speak to the heart, showing us that even in our brokenness, God is working to bring peace, hope, and redemption.

May we draw near to Him this week, trusting His perfect timing and embracing His call to walk in faith, humility, and grace.

24/12/2025

In the busyness of the season, may we not forget to slow down and spend time with the One we are celebrating ❤❤

Merry Christmas 🥰

19/12/2025

This week’s Torah portion, Miketz (“At the End of”), reminds us that God is faithful in the waiting and intentional in the timing of our lives. What feels delayed, hidden, or forgotten is never wasted in His hands. God works quietly behind the scenes, bringing things to completion at just the right moment.

Miketz speaks to the seasons when life turns unexpectedly, when long periods of waiting give way to sudden change. It reminds us that God’s purposes are not rushed, yet they are never late. In the moments we least expect it, He can lift us from obscurity into clarity, from uncertainty into direction, from waiting into fulfilment.

This portion invites us to trust God’s wisdom over our own understanding. True insight, strength, and leadership flow not from human striving, but from reliance on God’s Spirit. When we lean into His presence rather than our own ability, His power is revealed in quiet, steady ways that transform both hearts and circumstances.

As you reflect on Miketz this week, may you be encouraged to trust God with the timing of your life. If you are in a season of waiting, know that He is still at work. Stay faithful, stay humble, and remain open for what God has been preparing in the hidden places will be revealed in its time.

18/12/2025

17/12/2025

Christmas Closure!

Freedom Christian Counselling will be closed from December 24 until 12 January, reopening on January 13.
As we pause for the season, we pray this time brings you rest, peace, and renewed hope. We look forward to supporting you in the new year 🤍

12/12/2025

This week’s Torah portion, VaYeshev, reminds us that God is at work even when life feels unfair, confusing, or deeply painful.

Joseph’s story unfolds through betrayal, loss, and injustice, yet none of it is wasted. What looks like interruption is often preparation.

Through these readings, we are invited to live with integrity, to pursue justice, and to trust that God dwells with us in the midst of uncertainty. Even in the waiting, even in the hardship, His presence remains steady and sure.

If you are walking through a season that feels unsettled, take heart: you are not alone. God is with you, and His purposes are still unfolding. What feels hidden today may yet become the very place of restoration, hope, and redemption.

11/12/2025

UPDATE: All Wishlist’s Have Been Filled! Thank you amazing Fraser coast community!

Want to make a difference in this Christmas?

We have an urgent call out for Christmas Miracles!

We have multiple wishlists still needing sponsors, and we’d LOVE your help to bless our local children.

If you’ve been looking to make a positive impact on your local community, even with one child, your generation will change a young persons life!

Please reach out as soon as possible, so together, we can ensure that Maryboroughs most vulnerable don’t go without ❤️

05/12/2025

This week’s Torah portion, VaYishlach (“And He Sent”), reminds us of God’s steady guidance, His covenant faithfulness, and the importance of trusting Him through every part of our journey.

Just as Jacob stepped forward with uncertainty, wrestling with fear yet holding onto God’s promise, we too are sent into seasons that stretch and shape us. We face challenges, decisions, and moments where we must choose faith over fear. Yet even in the unknown, we are never alone — God equips us with strength, surrounds us, and leads us with His sovereign hand.

VaYishlach invites us to trust that the places God sends us are not without purpose. He equips us for what we face, surrounds us with support, and leads us with a faithful hand that never wavers.

As you reflect this week, may you be encouraged to walk with confidence, knowing you are sent intentionally, guided lovingly, and held by a God who is with you in every step of your journey

Blessings on your journey this week 💛

05/12/2025

✨ We Need Your Help! ✨

Miracles for Maryborough is a local program that brings joy, hope, and kindness to children and families in our community who are going through tough times. Many of these children may not receive gifts otherwise, and some don’t have family around to celebrate with.

Ways to Get Involved:
• Sponsor a Wishlist – Choose a child’s wishlist and make their Christmas special.
• Donate Items – Gifts or essentials to help fill wishlists.
• Financial Donations – Every dollar helps bring joy to a child.
• Spread the Word – Share this message and encourage others to get involved.

Local services send us wishlists, and generous members of our community provide gifts that are delivered to children before Christmas. Every gift shows a child they are remembered, valued, and cared for.

Even one gift can make a huge difference. Every act of kindness creates a little miracle. 💫

Message us to get involved or learn more. Let’s make this Christmas brighter for Maryborough’s children!

28/11/2025

This week’s Torah portion, Vayetze (“And He Went Out”), reminds us that God often meets us in the in-between places, the seasons where we are moving, stretching, searching, and becoming. Jacob’s journey shows us that transformation rarely happens in comfort; it happens on the road, in the unknown, and in the quiet moments where God reveals Himself in unexpected ways.

Vayetze invites us to recognise that God’s presence isn’t limited to holy places — He makes the ordinary holy by showing up in it. Even when Jacob felt displaced and uncertain, God was there, speaking promise, offering protection, and shaping his future. And He does the same with us.

This portion gently teaches us that every step we take with God becomes part of our story of faith. His guidance doesn’t always come with clarity, but it always comes with purpose. His promises do not shift with circumstance; they remain steadfast, anchoring us in hope and calling us closer to His heart.

As you reflect on Vayetze this week, may you be encouraged to trust God in the places that feel unfamiliar or unfinished. He is shaping you, guiding you, and meeting you along the way. Step forward with faith, knowing He is with you in every moment of the journey.

Blessings friends 💛