Michelle Eastwood

  • Review of Frontier Man

    Frontier Man by Bonnie J Flessen (Resource Publications, 2025) tells the story of three travellers – Batos, Domitia and Virgos – who have heard about Jesus and are seeking the apostle Paul so they can hear more. Each chapter takes… Continue reading

    Review of Frontier Man
  • Review of A Most Useful Betrothal

    I feel like I need to start this review with a disclaimer. I am a book purist. I am one of those people who has read the book and complains about all the ways the movie adaptation is not faithful… Continue reading

  • Chasing Waterfalls

    “Don’t go chasing waterfalls” sang TLC in 1995, the chorus of which has been running through my mind this week. You see at the start of the week I had the opportunity to visit Bua Thong Waterfall in Chiang Mai,… Continue reading

    Chasing Waterfalls
  • Reading the Bible Down Under, ISBL Adelaide 2026

    I was recently at the International Society for Biblical Literature (ISBL) conference in Uppsala, Sweden and I heard some one proclaim, “I would be happy to travel anywhere in the world except Australia. Becuase they have spiders and snakes and… Continue reading

    Reading the Bible Down Under, ISBL Adelaide 2026
  • At Last

    Yesterday a bee landed on my finger. It walked over to my pink nail and checked for pollen before flying away again. It felt like a promise to my six year old self. I had driven eight hours to attend… Continue reading

    At Last
  • Forgive as we have been Forgiven

    This is a sermon given at St David’s Uniting Church, Newtwon, Victoria, Australia, on the Second Sunday in Advent, 2024. Continue reading

    Forgive as we have been Forgiven
  • Haunted by The Voice

    White Australia has a Black History, and we continue to be haunted by it. Continue reading

    Haunted by The Voice
  • Reading the Parable of the Sower

    So what if we read the parable of the sower with this frame of privilege in mind…. Continue reading

    Reading the Parable of the Sower
  • In the Middle

    This morning I walked a labyrinth. Walking into the middle I had the lines “Where is she? where is she, now?” from the song Doubt Comes In echoing in my head. I like to walk labyrinths by myself. Indeed, if… Continue reading

    In the Middle