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It's been 44 years since Keith Green's death in a tragic plane crash, but “his legacy of love for God and love for the lost still lives on to this day.” His uncompromising cross-shaped Christianity is as relevant today as it was over four decades ago.

The Trump administration has cut $67 million of taxpayer funding for controversial “radical leftist sex ed” programs in favour of solid curriculum that emphasises abstinence and marriage.

Tim Kirk isn't just the chief winemaker at Clonakilla, celebrated as one of Australia’s finest wineries. After a dramatic spiritual encounter filled him with the love of Jesus, he incorporates his faith into all of life and is on a mission to share God with others — and often as a result of his profession.

An Australian-made documentary is exposing what few are willing to discuss: babies born alive after abortion — and left to die. The documentary, titled Born Alive Left To Die, is difficult to watch. Yet this 22-minute film sensitively and unflinchingly presents the medical evidence that every Australian needs to know.

"Turn the Tide" is a timely call to the Church in Australia and New Zealand to recover courage, clarity, conviction, and public faithfulness in an age of confusion and compromise. Shelton's book challenges Christians to rediscover the Church's responsibility to protect children, speak truth, and act faithfully in the public square.

A man who ran through Paris stabbing three women — including one who was pregnant — told the crowd who subdued him, “It is Allah who commanded me”.

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.

Ozzy Osbourne, the late Black Sabbath frontman, embraced the gospel and treasured a personalised Bible gifted to him just a year before his death — so much so that he refused to leave his hotel room without it.

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.

Tony Abbott has once again committed the cardinal sin of modern politics — saying out loud that "multiculturalism has failed". The West's refusal to champion its own values has created the very divisions multiculturalism promised to eliminate.

A van plowed through Berlin's Pride festival, killing one and injuring 29. The driver had joined ISIS, been convicted of extremism, and then released by German courts who believed his apology. They were wrong — and now families are burying loved ones. Will Western governments learn?

Ayaan Hirsi Ali has lived both sides of the civilisational divide — she fled Somalia, Saudi Arabia, and Ethiopia for the West. At ARC 2026, she thundered a galvanising message: there is hope for the West, but it must stop those systematically deconstructing its institutions.

At 17, I left home to “live my truth.” I wanted to be who I wanted to be. I walked away from anything that felt like it was holding me back. But when I found myself in a jail cell, I could no longer avoid this question: If “my truth” is supposed to be freeing, why does it feel like this?

Inspired by "The Forge", communities centred on food, fun and faith can shape boys into godly men, with the life-changing power of discipleship and intentional mentoring.

Most Australians know Jacinta Price. Fewer know her husband, Colin Lillie — a man who went from falling out with God to crediting him with saving his life. In an interview with The Daily Declaration, Lillie opens up about his journey through addiction and recovery, and why he’s speaking out now on cancel culture, truth, and what real forgiveness looks like.

The Kairos II document accuses Israel of genocide, ethnic cleansing, settler colonialism, and apartheid. Its theological framing, historical claims, and political assertions raise serious concerns for Christians committed to biblical fidelity, historical accuracy, and the rejection of antisemitism.

Across Australia and the rest of the Western world, Christians are increasingly finding themselves treated as unwelcome. Some face rejection, professional consequences, and growing social hostility for holding to traditional Christian convictions. How should Christians respond?

When the New York Times critiques the ARC Conference for 'white Christian nationalism' but barely references anything from the conference, it's clear critics are concerned about its influence — just not enough to bother meaningfully listening to anything said during the presentations.

The West is cannibalising itself, and Europe is leading the way. At the 2026 ARC Conference, thousands of culture-makers gathered to answer this pressing question: Does civilisation have to decline, or have we simply chosen to demolish it ourselves?

Most Australians believe their private messages are private. The government has spent the last eight years proving them wrong. Here's what you need to know about the country's expanding surveillance systems.