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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.

They sold Australia out. They flogged our farms, our water, our ports, our power, and our minerals. They gutted our industries, flooded our labour market, priced our kids out of homes, and told us to “trust the global economy.” Enough. Here’s how we take it all back.

The power of God’s forgiveness was broadcast across Australia on 7NEWS Spotlight Sunday night. Samuel Davidson, the drugged and drunk driver who killed three of Danny and Leila Abdallah’s children, declared that he now looks up to Danny as a godfather and said, “I want to be like Danny.”

I want to consider how Australia appears now to be untethering the law from the morality of traditional Christianity, and from reason, at a cyclonic pace in a comprehensive triumph of positivism over natural law.

Will we discern the times and position as co-workers in sync with God? Many are lost, hurt, or struggling. But in Australia, the lost souls CAN be found, and all restored. Through His Spirit, God is already working.

With 80,000 regulations costing $110 billion a year, Australia’s businesses are suffocating under red tape. Trimming just 1% could unleash over $1 billion in fresh economic growth, according to a new report. But does Jim Chalmers have the courage?

After pursuing an LGBT lifestyle that left him empty, Dorian experienced a supernatural encounter with Jesus that sparked a journey of faith, healing and freedom. Hear his powerful story on the brand new Love Questions Podcast.

A NSW Court of Appeal has upheld a two-year AVO against Kirralie Smith after she posted images questioning men playing in women’s sports. Her posts were deemed “harassment” despite no intent to harm.

Much of today’s activism is public religion, without God, but with sacraments, creeds, and saints. Once you recognise that, the Gaza-Israel debate in Australia snaps into focus.

Danny Abdallah could have easily smashed the man who killed his children, as at one stage he was the Australian kickboxing champion. He recently met the man in the jail where he is serving his sentence to tell him personally of his forgiveness.

One of the speakers at this year’s Dads4Kids Men’s Leadership Summit was Danny Abdallah — the Sydney father who lost three children to a drunk driver and went on to forgive the killer. This weekend, Danny will appear in an episode of Spotlight on 7NEWS that recounts the tragic incident — and more importantly, will highlight Danny’s journey of forgiveness.

Australia has turned its back on Israel by deciding to recognise Palestine, which is committed to the destruction of Israel and the genocide or removal of its Jews.

This year marks 30 years of Kairos Prison Ministry Australia—three decades of bringing hope, healing and the Gospel to people affected by incarceration.

Hamas thinks so much of Anthony Albanese that they are encouraging other world leaders to be more like him. Remember, this is the same Hamas that is on Australia’s official list of terrorist organisations.

The Sallyman program offers Defence personnel vital frontline emotional and spiritual support, but recent funding cuts threaten this century-old program’s ability to sustain ADF morale and wellbeing.

There are at least two big bottlenecks that can hold back the mission of the Australian church. By addressing them with small, purposeful changes, we can greatly expand our community impact and open more doors for meaningful conversations about faith.

Australia’s higher-education map is quietly being redrawn as faith-based colleges surge toward full university status under new TEQSA rules. A wave of Christian institutions—once on the sector’s fringe—are winning ‘University College’ stripes and eyeing the coveted Australian University title.

Another Garma, another grandiose speech. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese offers familiar promises, but action for Indigenous communities is still missing.

Australia's compulsory voting rules may be driving voter apathy and shallow political discourse, locking in a system resistant to real change.