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In Acts 4, we see a powerful model of worship-based, Scripture-fed, Spirit-led prayer. Facing opposition and pressure, the early believers did not retreat — they prayed. Their prayer was bold, focused, and anchored in God’s purposes.

The gospel is not a private matter. It is good news that must be shared with the world. Romans 10 tells us that we are called and commissioned to communicate Jesus Christ.

When we might be at a loss in how to pray for people, Paul's prayer in Colossians 1:9–14 gives us a sure roadmap.

In 1 Corinthians 9, the apostle Paul writes of sharing in the blessings of the gospel received by others. To multiply our blessings in the body of Christ, we must first multiply the gospel.

God values both compassion, mercy and justice, and he has a way of holding them perfectly together for our eternal good. Moses discovered this firsthand on the mountain, where God passed before him, proclaiming his name and revealing his glory.

It is not enough for us to discover the good news and simply enjoy it. Good news must be shared. As the apostle Paul wrote in 1 Corinthians 9:16, “Woe to me if I do not preach the gospel!”

The only real hope for Australia is the good news of the kingdom. No political party, false religion, sporting team, or vain philosophy can bring the real change that is needed.

In "Reflections on the Psalms", C. S. Lewis explores the beauty, difficulty, and emotional honesty of the biblical Psalms. This review examines how Lewis wrestles with challenging passages while uncovering their enduring spiritual and literary depth.

We walk for life as his body washed in his blood and redeemed. We do not walk as those without hope, but we are encouraged in the Lord, walking as beacons of light. Our Lord has his way to deal with darkness – our eyes are on him!

Jesus Christ came in the simplicity and humility of birth in a stable in Bethlehem. Our Christian efforts to promote life are to be marked by a similar simplicity and humility.

If we are filled with contagious joy for our redemption as we see God's work in our lives, we can pray even more passionately and intentionally for this same redeeming work in the lives of others.

Idols always promise life, but only give you death. With Jesus there is forgiveness, restoration and most of all, hope — because he is the one who reverses the curse of sin by dying on the ‘wonderful tree’ of a cross and then rising again from the dead.

When the Church arises as an ambassador of righteousness, she will extend God's mercy and redemption to those who've had involvement in abortion.

Like Rahab discovered, when we side with God’s plans and blessings, it has a generational impact.

Some time ago, suffering seemed to outweigh meaning. Purpose felt thin. And if life itself felt empty, why would anyone fight so fiercely for it? Then I met the most pro-life man I have ever known.

Let us pray that the Church would again be publicly seen to be a lighthouse, a beacon of light warning of the dangers of ignoring the truth that human life is made in the image of God.

As Christians, we have always known, deep down, that life is sanctified, sacred to God, holy, set apart, deserving honour and holding intrinsic value.

To pray the prayer that Jesus taught us so that God's will for the unborn is done on earth.

What a good Father we have, who gives undeserved good gifts to His children, and extends kindness and compassion.

When God is truly established as Lord of our lives, our belief in his promises and goodness we will be unbreakable.