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Rediscover the rich story of Christianity with two accessible histories that help evangelicals recover their heritage, confront the Church’s failures, and deepen their understanding of the faith.

True redemption is far more than a public comeback or second chance. Scripture points to Christ’s costly sacrifice, repentance, surrender and resurrection.

A remarkable journey to Mount Ebal explores Joshua’s altar, fascinating archaeological discoveries and the enduring biblical significance of Samaria and Israel’s ancient heritage.

Five of the seven churches in Revelation were commanded to repent. The call hasn't changed. If we want revival, we must start where every revival has started — with repentance, prayer, and turning back to God.

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.

A call for Australia's Church to reclaim authentic prophetic voice, drawing on 1 Kings 22's warning against "yes men" prophets who tell leaders what they want to hear.

Stuart Burgess defends his book's call for complete physical abstinence in courtship, arguing that romantic intimacy—including kissing—belongs only within biblical marriage, not before it.

Silicon Valley says "move fast and break things." But Christian leadership follows a different standard—one measured not in speed or disruption, but in patience, character, and people faithfully formed over time.

Best friends are life's anchors—forged through hardship, honesty, and history. But these vital relationships require intentional care. Here are four ways to protect and strengthen the friendships that matter most.

When Sophie Cunningham's comments on transgender athletes in women's sports went viral, a WNBA sideshow became something bigger: a clash between two rival stories about creation, identity, and redemption.

From its precise orbit to its life-giving atmosphere, Earth's fine-tuning seems too perfect for chance. Explore ten remarkable features that make our planet uniquely suited for life.

I have been researching and studying the biomechanics of the human body for over 30 years, and have seen firsthand how modern scientific discoveries have confirmed that the human body is a design masterpiece.

Explore the biblical case for Jesus’ divinity, equipping Christians to answer Muslim objections and confidently proclaim the Gospel with Scripture, clarity, and grace.

Fr John Flader answers a catechist's question, showing how Old Testament sacrifice, the prophet Isaiah and the New Testament all point to Jesus as the Lamb of God.

Australia’s future revival is inseparable from its posture toward Israel. Biblical blessing, national renewal and spiritual reformation begin with standing firmly alongside God’s covenant people.

Identificational repentance is a very powerful corporate, priestly (1 Peter 2:9) prayer weapon, in which believers stand in the gap for their family, church, city, or nation by naming the sins that have shaped a people, confessing them before God, and turning from those patterns in heartfelt humility.

Exploring the profound connection between the Old Testament mercy seat, God's wrath, and Christ's atoning sacrifice — and why this theological truth remains central to the Christian Gospel.

Many Christians trace the beginning of the Church to the outpouring of the Holy Spirit on the Day of Pentecost in Acts chapter 2. However, few understand the significance of the Feast of Pentecost, nor are they aware of the Jewish legends concerning an earlier Pentecost occurring almost 1500 years earlier.

God's ultimate desire is family. Through Shavuot's harvest themes, the Book of Ruth, and the gift of Yeshua, Father invites all into His eternal family.

Does saving some lives from abortion now—while leaving others unprotected—constitute faithfulness or compromise? Can love afford to wait for perfect justice? Inside the debate between incrementalism and abolitionism.