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Melbourne Archdiocese Catholic Schools (MACS) reportedly drew the line at a teacher's request to use they/them pronouns and to be referred to as Mx rather than Mr, and so now MACS is being sued for discrimination. This religious freedom case may affect all faith-based schools and institutions in the country.

It's two years this week since the Voice referendum. Two years since one of the great victories of democracy against a radical push by activists to divide us by race in the Constitution.

We are all called to the same mission, the Great Commission. But there are many different ways that we can make disciples of Jesus.

Accusations of “Christian nationalism” often mask a double standard — where progressive ideas are welcomed in politics, but Christian voices are exiled.

Leadership changes don't just shift political party rooms – they shape a nation's direction. Australia deserves leaders who are steady, truthful, and free – men and women unafraid to stand for what's right even when their opponents jeer.

God is using cultural engagement as a bridge to the gospel, proving that the Church’s voice in society really matters. Revival really is possible – but the Church needs the courage of Christ to seize the opportunity before us.

Recent events in Melbourne have exposed the increasing level of left-wing violence in Australia. Left-wing “issue-motivated groups” are increasingly the perpetrators of violence, not the victims.

Many – including plenty of young people – in the secular West are growing tired of what is on offer, and are looking for something more. Charlie Kirk helped to point many in that direction, and it seems that God is not yet finished with the West.

Unchecked, individual interests, giftedness and ministry ideas can divert our attention and hearts from Jesus’ commission to share the gospel with all.

Australian media and a small handful of politicians are finally shedding light on the appalling consequences of self-identification laws and gender ideology.

The apostles were called upon to be obedient to the Great Commission, but building this 'house' was impossible without the power of the Holy Spirit.

I found a statue of Wesley, the great revivalist, even though I wasn't searching for him. In a similar way, may our nation discover Christ whilst searching for their answers.

As Jesus taught Martha, the ‘one needed thing’ is not increased activity, but increased intimacy – an undistracted devotion that cannot be taken away.

SOLU, the Israeli worship band, believe their mandate from the Lord is to do their part in “preparing the way for revival and Yeshua’s return”. We believe that SOLU will bless believers in Australia with the richness and vibrance of the fresh anointing they bring from Israel.

Soul Submitted Designs T-shirts position Christians to express in their workplaces, home life, ministries, hobbies and relationships that every aspect of their life is the Lord’s. It is a subtle but powerful choice and reminder that we are called to be ready to share Jesus' goodness all of the time.

Australia needs awakening. Let's cry out to the God of revival with desperation and deep yearning for ourselves, our churches, cities and nation.

What might appear to be a political battle over culture is really a deeper spiritual conflict about God, truth, and the soul of our civilisation.

The Islamophobia report is being sold as a roadmap to a more harmonious Australia when in reality, it seems like a Trojan horse: a vast catalogue of demands that, if accepted, would privilege one group’s sensitivities, weaken our defences against extremism, and embed grievance politics into the heart of government.

After twenty years of working for Queensland Health, I spoke out because I saw kids, as young as 12, distressed about their gender, thinking they are trans, being fast-tracked to dangerous and irreversible medication. The system is set up to instantly agree with the child, affirm the child's claimed gender identity, and medicate the child.

Freedom rarely disappears overnight. More often, it's chipped away – one "common-sense reform" at a time. That's exactly what we're seeing in Britain, where the Labour Government's latest push for digital identification has triggered a storm of public anger and accelerated its collapse in the polls.