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This Christmas, pause to remember the shepherds. Recall that God sent His Saviour into the world for everyday people. Yes, even the most ordinary among us have been welcomed into the greatest story ever told.

Why was the King of Kings born in a manger? This Christmas reflection uncovers the divine meaning behind Jesus’ humble birth, the shepherds, and God’s plan of salvation.

This is our Christmas celebration, God is with us, in our journey in life. We pray that peace, justice and joy will be real and remain with us.

With the horrific events of Bondi still indelibly etched in everyone’s psyche, it’s worth reflecting on how especially the ‘Star of David’ points us all to the unique hope of Christmas. The light of that star still shines in the darkness, and the darkness can never overcome it.

Hanukkah (14th – 22nd December 2025) celebrates the rededication of the Temple. May we use this time to rededicate ourselves to the Lord and clear out any obstacles from our lives that might hinder us from fully living for him.

Some have wrongly assumed that Jewish people do not need salvation through Jesus if Israel is still God's chosen nation. I want to show clearly why that is not the case.

A thoughtful look at how believers can cherish their country without idolising it, drawing on Scripture, history, and Christian thinkers to show what healthy patriotism truly requires.

Every believer has a God-given sphere of influence. This article urges Christians to serve faithfully in the time and place God assigns, trusting Him to work through ordinary people.

Across history and into today, God continues to use faithful, Spirit-led preaching to guide, correct, and nurture His people amid countless competing voices.

"At the first Christmas, Jesus was a refugee to Egypt, so we should welcome the stranger too." This is one of many Bible-based arguments used in support of open-borders immigration. But what else does Scripture say about this hot topic?

A stirring call to revival, urging believers to return to repentance, holiness, and the Spirit-filled power of the early church—echoing Ravenhill’s cry: “Lord, bend the church and save the world.”

The Church’s silence on Israel cedes its biblical identity to political voices. Scripture affirms Israel’s enduring covenant, revealing God’s faithfulness and shaping the next generation’s faith.

Our vision is to see Australia saturated with the Gospel of Jesus Christ, with revival fires burning from the largest cities to the most remote country towns. By 2033—the 2000th anniversary of Jesus’ resurrection—we long to see a unified church mobilised for the Great Commission.

Each of us faces giants in life: fears, trials, temptations, griefs, and struggles that seem insurmountable. Yet the same God who strengthened David strengthens us. We may feel small and unprepared, but He equips us with “stones” of faith, prayer, Scripture, and perseverance.

Just as Christians fiercely defend the heart of Christmas and Easter in the face of commercialised reimaginings, can we not redeem the heart of All Hallows’ Day or Halloween as a day of remembrance and reflection for Christian martyrs and Christ’s victory over death?

The short book of Habakkuk is something that can really be of help, since that prophet felt the same way that we do: he was greatly concerned about what was going on in his world. But he ended up getting the right view on things, and we must as well.

What has been achieved in the Middle East is nothing short of a miracle. Now, the question on everyone’s mind is: Will there be lasting peace in this region?

Jesus celebrated these feasts, and so we will be drawn closer to Him if we search the scriptures to find out why Jesus felt they were so important. Each of the Feasts points to Jesus, and celebrating them opens an opportunity to draw closer to Him, the Righteous One, our Rescuer, Saviour and Lord.

We are in a time of outpouring of the Holy Spirit on the nations of the world, and there is more to come for Israel. Prophetically, we see the Feast of Tabernacles (Sukkot) being our shelter in the Tabernacle of God under His wings – for the Jew first, and also for Gentile believers.

Many Christian leaders believe that God has entrusted a distinctive mission to the American church — a mission with two inseparable parts: to proclaim the gospel of Jesus Christ to the nations and to stand with the Jewish people, including the modern State of Israel.