30 July 2019
6.9 MINS
My title may be just a little bit misleading. What I really want to do in this piece is list the ten authors that have been so very influential in my own life. And I want to just look at ten Christian writers who have [...]
26 July 2019
3.4 MINS
Dear friend, as outlined in a previous article, our freedom to believe, to speak of that which we believe – yes, even around the kitchen table – to teach that which we believe, and have it taught in our chosen educational facilities by teachers that [...]
25 July 2019
5.4 MINS
Sadly, there are some Christians who are not always very pleasant to be around. We all have encountered such folks from time to time. They can be quite abusive, abrasive, ungracious and rather arrogant. And this can often especially be the case when it comes [...]
24 July 2019
2.9 MINS
Phillip Adams recently wrote a poignant piece in The Weekend Australian which provides a window into some of the intensely personal reasons as to why he is an atheist. And while his intention is to present himself as being morally magnanimous, his autobiographical admission is [...]
23 July 2019
3.9 MINS
It’s been three months since Israel Folau’s sacking, but the nation’s big news outlets are still finding stories to publish about the saga. Last week, the Sydney Morning Herald carried two hit pieces on the former rugby star, and they’ve unsettled many who’ve sided with [...]
23 July 2019
1.9 MINS
After another discussion about the pro and cons of replacing or repairing another old farm building that had been partly demolished by previous owners, I started to think about how many times we must clean up other’s mistakes and we often blame them for making [...]
19 July 2019
2.7 MINS
There are some things God can’t do. Yes, God is all-powerful (“omnipotent” in Christianese). Nothing is too hard for Him (Isaiah 43:13) and He does whatever pleases Him (Psalm 135:6). But “all-powerful” still has limits. By the time you’ve finished reading about these seven examples, [...]
18 July 2019
6.3 MINS
I was waiting for it to happen, and finally it has. In a Sydney Morning Herald article criticising the current political push to enshrine religious freedom into Australian law, prominent secular commentator Elizabeth Farrelly has invoked the spectre of The Handmaid's Tale to warn about [...]
16 July 2019
4.6 MINS
We live of course in an age that mocks faithfulness, derides marriage, and pokes fun at personal holiness. Anyone who takes his marriage vows seriously and seeks to be very careful in honouring that by taking care of how he or she interacts with members [...]
15 July 2019
8 MINS
Rumours that Big Tech companies censor conservatives have circled for some years. Now we have proof.
13 July 2019
3.6 MINS
The team at the Daily Declaration invite you to join with many churches across Australia praying for an end to the drought this Sunday and in the coming weeks. We need to see a breakthrough for our farmers and for our nation. Many country towns [...]
13 July 2019
3.3 MINS
The 2019 Synod of the Uniting Church of Victoria and Tasmania has recently voted to allow the practice of euthanasia in all of its healthcare facilities. As their website records: Just over forty-years ago my own denomination decided not to join the amalgamation of Presbyterian, [...]
12 July 2019
2.6 MINS
“I believe in miracles!” It was one of the first things our Prime Minister, Scott Morrison, said when claiming victory in the recent federal election. Somewhat appropriately, before leading in public prayer at the Hillsong Conference earlier this week, Ps Brian Houston asked him to [...]
11 July 2019
3.7 MINS
Editor's Note: This uplifting news from Stephen Fogarty at the Sydney Morning Herald pinpoints the momentousness of our Prime Minister's public demonstration of faith and prayerful concern for his nation. Christianity is intrinsic to his identity and mission of public service; to hide it under [...]
11 July 2019
2.1 MINS
Freedom of speech, belief and association of freedoms for which our forebears sacrificed. They understood the importance of nurturing these freedoms. These freedoms have allowed us to explore, develop and nuance ideas, philosophical, political, scientific and religious, amongst others. Today, our society is in grave [...]
10 July 2019
6.4 MINS
Against all odds, Scott Morrison won the 2019 Australian election. He called it a “miracle”! As experts scratched their heads, what they didn’t realise was, the miracle did not occur in a vacuum. Across Australia, thousands of Christians united to pray for a righteous government. [...]
9 July 2019
2.7 MINS
"Hate speech" needs to be defined with respect to the Israel Folau saga. It can be defined as “abusive or threatening speech or writing against a particular group”, but as with many other terms that have been hijacked by LGBT ideology, this is also equated [...]
8 July 2019
3.6 MINS
Editor's Note: This fantastic article by retired Anglican minister Neil Bach in The Australian highlights the outrageous disproportionality of Rugby Australia's punishment of Folau. The Gospel is spelled out time and time again throughout this saga. Subscribe to The Australian here. ___ Star’s thought-crime punishment [...]
8 July 2019
2.4 MINS
When Israel Folau is asked to swear on the Bible before he gives evidence in the High Court, will someone from the legal team of Rugby Australia object that it is an example of ‘hate speech’? That’s a serious question now, because as Miranda Devine [...]
6 July 2019
6.7 MINS
That there is a lot of sloppy thinking about Christianity should not surprise us – at least when it is non-Christians who are doing the thinking. What is surprising – and quite worrying – is to find so much sloppy and unbiblical thinking about Christianity [...]





