‘Dancing on Water – Living Above Life’s Circumstances’ is a collection of short faith-inspiring articles that are born from Bill Joukhadar’s 40+ years journey with God. These ‘life-tested’ articles are intended to inspire existing believers to live 100% of their lives, publicly and unashamedly by faith, in honour of God. They are also intended to interest possible newcomers to take a closer look at Christ and the Christian faith.
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Gone Soft on Crime – 2
After graduating from the Queensland Police Academy in 1983 I was assigned to the Brisbane City Police Statio Read more
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A Tribute to Mothers
The person least appreciated in many families is the mother. I’ve experienced life enough to say with confidence and conviction that motherhood is a very tough, demanding, challenging and self-sacrificing assignment. Read more
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The Kingdom – 4
The world in which we live is the kingdom of Satan. Most nations of the world are governed by democratic rule and are served by politicians who’ve been elected by the people. Democratic rulers are periodically installed and removed at election times by the people. Regardless of human sentiment, the Kingdom of God is coming and is restricted to Read more
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The Kingdom – 3
The teaching of Jesus on the subject of the Kingdom of God has been hotly debated for centuries. This subject is complicated by three paradoxes in His teachings that dominate the discussion. By definition, a paradox affirms the truth of two opposing ideas that cannot logically be reconciled. Such truth is greater than either of Read more
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The Kingdom – 1
The United Kingdom (UK) is not living up to its name. Increasing political tension and unrest may in the not-too-distant future see the UK fragment back into individual nations. Read more
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Proud to be a misfit – 2
Hearing of someone who had taken their life or had attempted to do so because of rejection or who had been made to feel they don’t measure-up to the standards of society is alarming and on the increase. Read more
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Proud to be a misfit – 1
In the early nineteenth century, the word ‘misfit’ meant “a garment that fits badly,” but by the end of the 1800s it had come to primarily mean “outcast” or “oddball.” Read more


