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The Church is God’s gift to the world, whom Christ loves and sacrificed himself for. Give him glory today for his wonderful gift.

Let's pray that a lasting peace breaks out in the Middle East, something not guaranteed despite the incredible diplomatic achievements of the past days. For Australia, let's pray and work for social cohesion, as most of us have had enough of this foreign conflict dominating our public discourse.

Julia Gillard's government removed the definitions of male and female in the Sex Discrimination Act in 2013, making way for gender identity to take precedence over reality in law. At that moment, women's sex-based rights were erased with the stroke of a pen.

"A National Response to Islamophobia" goes beyond the vital task of addressing discrimination. It also attempts to shape the terms of public conversation, introducing a tendency to equate dissent with hostility.

I went on a mammoth road trip with our caravan through four states and one territory. Driving eleven thousand kilometres in six weeks through unfamiliar landscapes gave me the opportunity to reflect on the ground beneath my tyres.

Charlie Kirk’s insight into why men wear dark suits at their wedding was both provocative and profound, to say the least. Marriage is a process of death from which life usually springs in more ways than one. I often tell men it is a wonderful way to die.

God is calling us to be his mature sons and daughters who carry his authority and step into our divinely-given assignments. He is regrouping his troops.

There is music and celebration in the Father's house intended for all his family, where there is a great dance of loving unity between the Father, Son and Holy Spirit.

Australia desperately needs to see Christ in blazing majesty as John did in Revelation 1. Jesus has conquered death. He is the living one, present with his Church, and his reign is unshakable.

The President of the United States is in the process of negotiating a historic ceasefire between Israel and Hamas. So why are pro-Palestinian protests still being planned? Now that there is a peace deal on the table, surely the goal of these rallies for Gaza has been achieved?

Felicity and Nic Taylor have completed their 2,500 km prayer walk through the harsh interior of Australia. "Under-qualified, crazy and out of their depth", here's how God prompted and sustained their five month trek.

Yesterday proved there is no genocide in Gaza. There never was. All Hamas ever had to do in order to end the suffering of the Palestinian people was to release the hostages.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s announcement that his government was committed to cutting CO2 emissions by 62–70 per cent by 2035 has everything to do with political grandstanding, and nothing to do with saving the planet from the spectre of climate change.

Frank Turek has encouraged a frustrated Megyn Kelly not to view God’s silence as evidence of His absence. Kelly hosted the Christian apologist and mentor to Charlie Kirk in a September segment, where she asked him to help her make sense of Kirk’s murder.

Right-wing unbelief reminds me of Romans 2. Even though they aren’t Christians, they have enough light of truth to acknowledge God, have high regard for the Bible, have some respect for the rule of law, and want to uphold natural law and the civil order.

The Church must ready herself as a pure bride for the coming of the Lord Jesus Christ, who desires to present the Church to himself “in splendour without spot or wrinkle”.

With Sarah Mullally now Archbishop of Canterbury, the Church of Nigeria has declared spiritual independence from Canterbury, prioritising fidelity to God’s Word over revisionist innovations.

Charlie Kirk's bold voice, testimony to the Gospel, massive appeal, and effective platform are a rebuke to the credential class who would have advised him to tone it down so he could play the long game and have a nice career.

Melbourne teacher Myka Sanders is suing his Catholic school after it declined to use his preferred pronouns. The case could establish a nationwide precedent for religious freedom in faith-based education.

Various groups have declared similar intentions to commemorate Charlie Kirk, with rationales focussed on the promotion of free speech. But is it really that valuable?