Bill Muehlenberg
Bill Muehlenberg is married with three sons, and ministers as an apologist and ethicist in Melbourne, Australia. He was one of the main drafters of the Canberra Declaration. Bill has a BA with honours in philosophy (Wheaton College, Chicago), an MA with highest honours in theology (Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary, Boston) and is currently completing a PhD in theology.
Bill is a prolific author and a much sought-after media commentator. He has been featured on most Australian television and radio current affairs programs. Bill teaches ethics, apologetics and theology at several Melbourne Bible Colleges. He hosts his own blog CultureWatch, which features Christian commentary on the issues of the day.
Articles by Bill Muehlenberg:
14 September 2026
9.7 MINS
The word of God is living and active, and Christians across history have taken that seriously. A new Melbourne Bible Reading initiative is joining a global movement to read Scripture publicly — and you can be part of it.
14 September 2026
6 MINS
The UK Parliament has delivered a major victory for the sanctity of life, voting down an assisted suicide bill that opponents warned would have opened the door to the legalised killing of vulnerable people.
11 September 2026
7.9 MINS
10 September marks the one-year anniversary of Charlie Kirk's assassination. Reflecting on his legacy, let's pray for his family and that we continue the mission God has called us to.
10 September 2026
3 MINS
Moira Deeming has announced today that she has joined Family First. Now the Parliamentary Leader for the party, she will re-contest her seat for the Western Metropolitan Region electorate at the 2026 Victorian November election.
10 September 2026
9.3 MINS
The Lindsay Clancy trial — to determine whether the mother of three children she strangled to death is guilty of murder — resulted in a mistrial. Here is some sobering commentary on this miscarry of justice.
7 September 2026
7.1 MINS
Five influential voices warn that unchecked Islamism, mass migration and cultural complacency pose serious challenges to the future of Western civilisation and its Christian foundations.
3 September 2026
8.1 MINS
Another collection of G. K. Chesterton’s sharpest one-liners offers wit, wisdom and timeless Christian insight on faith, freedom, truth and society.
26 August 2026
6.1 MINS
The high-profile Sydney Swans AFL scandal reminds us that "respectable" sins are just as serious as the ones that make headlines.
24 August 2026
7.6 MINS
A controversial UK government guide telling asylum seekers about sexual consent has sparked fierce criticism over immigration, public safety and government accountability.
19 August 2026
5.4 MINS
Mosques push for public loudspeaker calls to prayer across Western cities, but the adhan carries deeper historical and religious meaning than commonly assumed.
18 August 2026
7.4 MINS
A collection of G.K. Chesterton's sharpest one-liners — on faith, society, and human nature — gathered from decades of his writing and arranged for quick, quotable reading.
13 August 2026
4.8 MINS
A fierce critique of Massachusetts abortion policy killing babies up to full term, examining claims about late-term abortion, the moral contradictions involved, and the fierce reaction it has provoked.
6 August 2026
5.3 MINS
Boy George's new song "We Will Dance Again" challenges the anti-Israel narrative dominating cultural discourse. The British pop icon has risked his career to stand for Israel and Jewish people — but the backlash has been swift and severe.
4 August 2026
9.1 MINS
Thirty Muslims living in the West have made their intentions crystal clear. They've announced their plans to dominate your country, replace your values, and transform your way of life — all on camera, in their own words. They're not hiding their Islamic agenda. The question is: When will we start believing them?
3 August 2026
7.9 MINS
Ceuta, Spain's enclave on Morocco's coast, faces unprecedented chaos as tens of thousands breach borders in what leaders are calling an invasion. The crisis exposes the catastrophic consequences of open-border policies across Europe.
28 July 2026
4.7 MINS
Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan has resigned after the Labor caucus moved to replace her. Following disastrous policies and polling and corruption cover-up, Ben Carroll has been chosen to take over the leadership reins just four months out from the state election.
28 July 2026
5.1 MINS
How many more people need to die before the West wakes up? A Muslim attacker who drove a van into Berlin's Pride festival — leaving at least one dead — was known to authorities and linked to Islamist circles. Yet instead of confronting the pattern — 13 similar attacks across Europe since 2016 — officials continue to downplay the religion behind it.
21 July 2026
4.2 MINS
Dennis Prager has spent fifty years warning that the rejection of God leads to the death of civilisations. His new book, If There Is No God, proves prescient: as Europe crumbles and the secular West fragments, Prager offers what the culture refuses to provide — rational, biblical arguments for why morality cannot exist without the God of the Bible.
15 July 2026
16.4 MINS
Months of public statements by conspiracy theorist commentator Candace Owens about Charlie Kirk's death are facing a legal reckoning in Utah. As evidence mounts against Tyler Robinson and witnesses take the stand, her narrative is crumbling under courtroom scrutiny.
8 July 2026
6.8 MINS
America's 250th Independence Day celebrations point beyond national pride to an even greater and eternal celebration: the worship of Christ, the Lamb who reigns forever.





