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Every season of life belongs to Christ, and we don't retire from discipleship as we grow older. In fact, our older years hold unique gifts for the younger generations.

Seeking the face of God means surrender, laying aside our agenda and wants. Revival begins when we want God himself more than we want the outcome.

Jesus is calling us to love one another “just as I have loved you”. And if the Church does awaken to that agape (love), the world will see a great and powerful witness to Christ and his kingdom.

An 80,000-strong gathering in Texas signals a hunger for revival, as Pastor Philip Anthony Mitchell warns that Christian indifference could leave future generations without the faith.

Many Australian Christians don’t know a single Aboriginal person. Robyn Murray argues that reconciliation begins with honest history, prayer and a shared life in Christ.

A man’s death in a tiger enclosure sparks chilling online reactions, exposing a growing willingness to judge human worth by usefulness, behaviour and ideology.

Before anything else, we must make prayer central. I urge the Church in Australia to awaken to, first of all, prayer.

As Christianity fades from public life, Marxism or Communism offers a substitute faith built on oppression, liberation and political salvation — but at what cost?

Australia needs a courageous Church that never separates courage from Christian love — the courage of Peter and John, who, when ordered to cease speaking about Jesus, responded: “We can't stop.”

Allegra Spender’s proposed bill reignites debate over discrimination protections, religious freedom and the right of faith-based schools to uphold their beliefs and values.

Tasmania’s proposed conversion practices law raises serious concerns for churches, parents and faith-based schools, with broad definitions, severe penalties and uncertain protections for religious freedom.

Stephen Baldwin’s journey from drug addiction to sobriety, Christian faith and family life reveals how surrender, daily discipline and renewed hope transformed his life.

The church in Ephesus had so much going for it. Yet despite their hard work, perseverance, endurance, and discernment, there was something deeply wrong: they had left their first love.

God’s judgement can seem difficult to reconcile with His goodness. But Scripture presents God’s perfect justice as something we can celebrate — and His present offer of mercy through Jesus as the good news.

An EU court case over baptismal records could pit data protection laws against religious freedom, raising serious questions about whether governments can compel churches to erase sacramental history.

In the week leading up to Christ’s crucifixion, Jesus' soul was troubled. He responded with a bold prayer, and his example challenges us to that same boldness.

Jesus offers us intimate friendship, which produces great joy as we walk closely with him.

When Jesus rebuked the Laodicean church, this was not a sign of his lack of love, but proof of it and how greatly he longs to reward and bless us. He is knocking — will we answer?

Season 6 of The Chosen is releasing next month, and until 15 November, your church has the opportunity to host a free pre-release screening of Episode 1. Here's how.

Angus Buchan’s remarkable journey from farmer to evangelist is brought to life in a new documentary now streaming, revealing the faith, family and challenges behind his public ministry.