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Letitia Wright, the Guyanese-British actress known for her role as Shuri in Marvel's Black Panther franchise, is a committed Christian who has boldly spoken about her faith despite facing cancel culture criticism. This is her story of faith, resilience, and refusing to compromise her beliefs in a secular industry.

Are Indigenous smoking ceremonies cultural gestures or spiritual rituals? This article examines their religious meaning, constitutional implications, and spiritual risks from a Christian worldview.

Teen tennis star Mirra Andreeva’s bold self-gratitude challenges false humility, revealing a deeper Christian truth: honest self-recognition can be a faithful, God-centred practice of humility, growth, and healthy self-love.

As Christians grow more engaged in politics, a deeper question emerges: should Scripture merely inspire our values, or actually define the role of government?

Hundreds of Australian leaders will converge on Sydney on 24–25 February for the inaugural Aspire Conference, a new initiative inspired by Dr Jordan Peterson’s Alliance for Responsible Citizenship that aims to re-anchor Australia in its foundational values amid growing cultural, economic, and geopolitical uncertainty.

Kurt Mahlburg recently joined the Feminine Manifesto Podcast to unpack why Australia Day matters. The interview covered topics like colonisation, forgiveness and the underlying worldview that’s shaping the Australia Day debate.

The Coalition has split after controversial 'hate speech' legislation was rushed through Parliament on Tuesday. From Liberal MP Andrew Hastie under fire for voting for the bill to the entire Nationals shadow ministry resigning, the effects of this legislation are only just beginning.

Youth for Christ launches Schoolies for Jesus, offering Australian school leavers a safe, joy-filled getaway to celebrate graduation, grow in faith, and step confidently into life’s next season with Christ.

Significant changes were made to the original 'Hate Speech' Bill, but we still have serious concerns. We thank everyone who prayed for our nation, including on the joint ACL prayer meeting, and voiced concerns to your politicians.

Left-wing activists disrupted a Sunday worship service at a Minnesota church, exposing the false claim that politics and religion can be neatly separated — and raising urgent questions about religious freedom.

Christian leaders from across Greater Sydney will gather on Friday, 30th January, to launch the strategic roadmap for Pentecost 26. This visionary meeting marks the beginning of a massive, multi-denominational movement aimed at unifying the Body of Christ.

Violent secular activism is moving from culture war rhetoric to physical intimidation, exposing a growing hostility toward faithful churches and raising urgent questions about religious liberty.

Amid Iran’s unrest, a Christian woman navigates fear, faith, and compassion, revealing the quiet courage of believers who pray, serve, and hope for justice under relentless persecution.

From wartime sex slavery to heroic forgiveness, Jan Ruff-O’Herne’s faith-filled life inspires a growing call to recognise her extraordinary holiness and virtues.

Tonight the Canberra Declaration will join with ACL in a nation-wide prayer meeting for the 'hate speech' bill. While some elements of the bill will be removed, concerning parts remain, so contact your politicians while we have the opportunity.

The House of Refuge is a pioneering ministry in Australia, urging and empowering church communities to speak openly about the beautiful beginnings of life and the miracle of conception.

While the Canberra Declaration agrees that antisemitism and terrorism are serious societal issues, we have serious and grave concerns about the government's proposal in this legislation. Read our submission to the Combatting Antisemitism, Hate and Extremism Bill 2026.

‘Hate’ is an imprecise term with a range of meanings in different contexts, and its presence is perceived differently by different people. It may be useful as a shorthand in public debate but not as a term on which criminal liability depends.

A veteran’s warning from the Menzies era resurfaces: vague “hate speech” laws empower elites, erode free speech, and threaten Australia’s democratic trust in ordinary citizens.

Nation First looks into how the Combatting Antisemitism, Hate and Extremism Bill 2026 criminalises belief, punishes influence, and puts ordinary Australians at risk for speaking their minds. This is how free speech dies.