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A decade after the 2015 Obergefell v. Hodges decision legalised same-sex marriage nationwide in the USA, the possibility of its reversal has reemerged in public discourse. The debate is fierce, spanning across legal, cultural, and political spheres.

If you want to see an end to this conflict, pressure Hamas instead of Israel and set the Palestinian people free. Recognising a Palestinian state unilaterally is rewarding terrorism, playing into the hands of Hamas, and has caused them to withdraw from any negotiations.

Late last week, one of the most beloved and respected Christian leaders, James Dobson, went on into eternity, aged 89. The champion of family life and the Christian faith impacted countless millions of people around the world, and he will be so very much missed.

A brand new 2D animation tells the life of Jesus from the perspective of his youngest disciple, John, and it’s hitting Australian cinemas on 4 September. Here is what you need to know.

While Treasurer Jim Chalmers sat grinning through the recent Productivity Roundtable, the tax-hungry elites were laying the groundwork for a fresh assault on your wallet. The proposals weren’t just bad. They were dangerous.

Today, I’m excited to announce Dads4Kids' latest Community Service Announcement (CSA) campaign, "Be The Best You Can Be", is going to air on TV networks all across Australia.

The Australian Evangelism Roundtable represents more than networking—it's a movement of God's people aligned around an audacious faith goal.

You are invited to join believers across Australia for a national prayer webinar for unborn babies on Tuesday evening, 26 August, hosted by the Australian Christian Lobby. The prayer webinar will be held one day before the annual Baby Booties display on the lawns of Parliament House, Canberra.

Over 88,000 babies are aborted each year in Australia alone, about the same number of people who walked across the Sydney Harbour Bridge a couple of weeks ago.

How can Grok become capable of prioritising truth over error, as humans can? Or will it always require humans to correct its errors?

Adopting two teenagers was something I didn't exactly expect to do back in 1995 when I was seeking direction, but I know that God put me in that place for a reason.

As long as we keep our eyes on our past in bondage in a place so oppressive it was called “Hell on Earth”, how will we ever come to know the place and identity that Jesus has prepared for us in the future that God has called “The Promised Land”?

Multiculturalism doesn’t work. It is a failed experiment. If we really care about our country – and the migrants who find refuge here – we will do all we can to preserve the unique Australian culture that made this country so attractive to them in the first place.

Dramas like "Adolescence" teach little boys that the internet may "make them toxic", but this prophecy seems self-fulfilling, as more young men turn from TV’s woke nagging to the "manosphere" for unhealthy examples of masculinity.

Hedonism and sexual anarchy might sound neat, but they can never go far in the real world. Things always get messy. That is why unwanted pregnancies, sexually transmitted diseases, countless abortions, broken families, and fractured societies are now the norm throughout the West.

Everyday Aussies are shocked when they hear what is happening in our courts with gender ideology, and can’t believe the betrayal of dignity, safety and fairness for women and children. We must keep exposing the lies to the light.

How good it is to know that our Heavenly Father has His hand on the wheel at "ten to two". As much as the world appears to be in chaos, He is working out His purposes, and they will be fulfilled whether we cooperate with Him or not.

So powerful was his conversion that Chuck Girard, who once thought the ’60s mantra of “turning on, tuning in, and dropping out” would set him free, became a forebear of the Jesus Music genre.

Addressing the launch of the Christian Alliance Council of New South Wales at Parliament House last week, Premier Chris Minns reflected on the contribution of Christianity to public life in NSW.

Christians say that Jesus alone is King. And they are certainly right in this. But too often, we can live as if we do not really believe this. We can put other things – even important causes – ahead of our full devotion to Christ alone.