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Recent claims on social media suggest that the Israeli Government is moving to ‘criminalise public speech about Jesus Christ’. But the claim is misleading. Here’s why.

For two decades, CBN’s Heart4Iran has beamed the Gospel into Iran, fuelling the world’s fastest-growing underground church through satellite TV, virtual fellowship, and discreet pastoral support.

In "Mere Christendom", Douglas Wilson argues that true liberty rests on Christ’s lordship, warning that secularism ultimately undermines limited government and lasting civic freedom.

Reflecting on thinkers like Lesslie Newbigin and Paul M. Gould, this article explores how Christians can faithfully present the unchanging Gospel to a rapidly changing, post-Christian culture.

Texas Democratic Senate nominee James Talarico contorts Scripture to support abortion, gender ideology, and a racialised view of sin that departs sharply from orthodox Christianity.

Drawing on the wisdom of Thomas Aquinas, this article explores a biblical framework for immigration—balancing compassion for foreigners with the responsibility of nations to protect unity and the common good.

At the Aspire conference, speakers urged Australians to rediscover the Christian foundations of Western freedom, warning that courage, moral clarity, and faith are essential to preserving a cohesive society.

Australia’s first systematic report documenting legal and cultural pressures on Christians is set to launch in May at Parliament House, Canberra, and organisers are urging Christians nationwide to contribute their experiences through a national survey before the report is finalised.

What began as frustration over rising antisemitism has grown into a coordinated letter-writing movement. Pen Power Australia is mobilising supporters to challenge anti-Israel narratives and demand accountability.

Pope Leo XIV has warned clergy against using AI to write sermons, urging pastors to engage real people, exercise their intellect, and prioritise authentic pastoral care over digital shortcuts.

In "The Pink Alice Band", Daniella Kafouris recounts her daughter’s cancer battle with raw honesty and bold faith, revealing a powerful testimony of prayer, perseverance, and victory in Christ.

Amid rising secularism, Generation Z men are rediscovering Christianity, drawn by truth, fraternity, and meaning — reshaping church life in Australia and across the West.

After U.S. strikes killed Iran’s supreme leader, officials deny pursuing regime change — but questions swirl over regional fallout, succession, and the future of Iran.

As military strikes ripple across Iran and the broader Middle East, many Christians around the world are watching in grief, confusion and prayer. Iranian Christian refugees who fled persecution now find themselves praying for a moment that once seemed impossible.

"I Can Only Imagine 2" is less about success than about suffering, faith, and learning to trust God when life unravels. This review explains why the sequel offers a compelling and emotionally honest Christian vision of hope.

The Australian Christian Lobby and crossbench MPs are raising concerns about a new Victorian LGBTQ+ hate crime inquiry, questioning its scope, timing, and implications for free speech.

What does it mean to have a Christian music ministry? Aaron Duff, Founder of Australian Christian Records, asks the provocative questions about money and success as a Christian pop star, and what the intersection is between faith, talent, sacrifice and collaboration.

A powerful, discerning review of "I Can Only Imagine 2" praises its honesty, performances, and redemptive depth — proving Christian filmmaking can pursue excellence without emotional manipulation.

As Purim 2026 approaches, unfolding tensions in Iran and Israel echo Esther’s story, urging believers to pray and fast in this pivotal “but God” moment.

The highly anticipated I Can Only Imagine 2 is coming to Australian cinemas on Thursday, 5 March! The movie presents the message that whether God delivers us from our present trials or not, we can say, "It is well with my soul."