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Jim Caviezel is unrecognisable as King Herod in Zero A.D., an Angel Studios epic set for release in December. Zero A.D. also brings three major Australian actors into the faith-based conservative studio’s orbit. The Biblical recount tackles the Magi, mass murder and the miraculous.

Examining over 200 tide gauge stations worldwide, researchers have found no global acceleration in sea level rise, contrary to wild predictions by climate alarmists and the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change.

What if the narrative we’ve been told about the Crusades isn’t just wrong, but intentionally fabricated to fit a modern-day narrative? Author and historian Raymond Ibrahim offers a compelling re-examination of one of history’s most misunderstood eras. 

For now, at least, Crisafulli may succeed in dampening “right-wing noise” within the LNP. But if he continues to dismiss and alienate that constituency, the long-term cost could be high.

We now know that the majority of abortion patients say that their abortions did negatively impact their mental health. To insist that abortion never impacts mental health is, essentially an absurd, ideologically driven fantasy.

Today is National Flag Day. Most Australians aren’t aware of the rich Christian symbolism of Australia’s flag. Discover the meaning behind its four Christian crosses.

Christian athlete Nicola Olyslagers has continued her strong season by winning the 2025 Wanda Diamond League Final—once again pointing to God as the source of her inspiration.

"Prayer isn't enough" — the anger from those commenting on the Minneapolis shooting, where children were killed while they prayed. The reactions like this are from those who have no understanding of prayer.

A major problem with life – especially a busy life – is that you forget about the things that matter. About people that matter. About loved ones that matter. About family members that matter.

Only a tiny fraction of the millions of rifles owned by Americans are used by mass murderers. Yet politicians and the media demand gun control laws. Similarly, only a tiny fraction of children of divorce turn into rampage killers. Why don’t we demand measures for shoring up crumbling families?

"Light of the World" is a family-friendly 2D animated feature film that recounts the story of Jesus’ ministry from the perspective of the youngest apostle, a teenage John. Releasing in Aussie theatres on 4 September, the movie is well worth a watch.

Sunday's March for Australia had me completely baffled. For a moment there, I thought Australians had rediscovered civic engagement which, as we all know, would have spelled the end for our fragile democracy.

For the last two decades, the Australian and Canadian economies have been afflicted by a similar housing bubble, but there have been recent signs in Canada that the party is coming to an end.

Out of heartbreak, God birthed a ministry of hope. Out of loss, He gave me a deeper capacity to walk with the grieving, to sit with the broken, and to speak — not as one theorising from the outside — but as one who has been there, in the fire, and has found God faithful.

An embryo created more than 30 years ago in an IVF clinic has been born — a world record. Alas, the existence worldwide of possibly 10 million embryos in canisters of frozen nitrogen is an ethical disaster. 

Our children and grandchildren loved Light of the World, a beautifully animated movie about Jesus. Here's why you and your family will love it too.

Pastor and commentator Jamie Bambrick has offered a powerful reflection on the Minneapolis church shooting, exploring the demonic influences and spiritual dangers he sees driving modern transgender ideology.

When it comes to the manipulation, distortion, lies and corruption of the truth that assails us daily, you have a magnificent asset when you can wield the sword of the Spirit, which is the Word of God.

As the big day of our adopted baby Faith’s arrival approached, we were told that there was a good chance that Faith might have Dandy Walker syndrome.

Dads4Kids' recent Men’s Leadership Summit was an incredible weekend of encouragement, practical training and peer-to-peer mentoring. We were inspired to stand fast in the faith, to be courageous and strong as men. In the company of great men, well, there’s nothing quite like it.