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A major German police study finds nearly half of Muslims under 40 hold Islamist views, raising fresh concerns about integration, radicalisation, and Europe’s long-running migration experiment.

The Kendrick Brothers’ 2021 documentary "Show Me The Father" is well worth watching. Directed by Rick Altizer, it beautifully weaves together a series of stories highlighting the importance of fatherhood.

Three months after the Bondi Beach terror attack, we examine prior warnings, the national response, and Australia's deep historical and spiritual ties to Israel.

Education researcher Dr Terry Harding warns the Malik report’s recommendations could silence critics of Islam, reshape the school curriculum, and give one religion leverage over Canberra.

Former college soccer player and influencer Emily Harrigan recently shared with hundreds of thousands of followers that she had been baptised after what she described as a “radical surrender” to Christ. Emily is in a long-term relationship with professional baseball player Noah Bridges, who is also known for his strong Christian faith.

Pop icon Gwen Stefani is defying critics by speaking boldly about her Christian faith, crediting prayer, motherhood and music as anchors through heartbreak and renewed purpose.

A new poll has found that a majority of Britons believe moving away from the country’s Christian roots would harm future generations, in findings released to coincide with a major Oxford conference on Christian revival.

Christian historian and apologist Wes Huff joined British entrepreneur and investor Steven Bartlett on the Diary of a CEO podcast to discuss the surging interest in Christianity and why there is good reason to think the Biblical account of reality is true.

Albanese's government stumbled into doing the right thing by the Iranian women's soccer team — but only after Trump, social media, and public pressure forced their hand. Three wins, zero grace.

Ireland’s youngest Catholics are returning to Mass at rates that defy two decades of decline, a report commissioned by the Irish Catholic Bishops’ Conference has found.

A quiet resurgence of Christian faith — particularly among young adults — may be sparking a new Catholic literary and cultural renaissance, echoing a similar revival a century ago.

A data firm tracking British book sales didn’t set out to document a Christian revival. But that’s what its latest figures suggest.

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.