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The apostles were called upon to be obedient to the Great Commission, but building this 'house' was impossible without the power of the Holy Spirit.

I found a statue of Wesley, the great revivalist, even though I wasn't searching for him. In a similar way, may our nation discover Christ whilst searching for their answers.

As Jesus taught Martha, the ‘one needed thing’ is not increased activity, but increased intimacy – an undistracted devotion that cannot be taken away.

Anglicanism has officially split in two. GAFCON’s historic move follows the announcement that Sarah Mullally will become Archbishop of Canterbury, the first woman appointed to the role and a vocal supporter of same-sex marriage and abortion.

Archaeological evidence for Jesus and the New Testament continues to mount. These three discoveries offer tangible confirmation that the Gospels are trustworthy historical sources, not mere religious legends.

SOLU, the Israeli worship band, believe their mandate from the Lord is to do their part in “preparing the way for revival and Yeshua’s return”. We believe that SOLU will bless believers in Australia with the richness and vibrance of the fresh anointing they bring from Israel.

Soul Submitted Designs T-shirts position Christians to express in their workplaces, home life, ministries, hobbies and relationships that every aspect of their life is the Lord’s. It is a subtle but powerful choice and reminder that we are called to be ready to share Jesus' goodness all of the time.

Jesus celebrated these feasts, and so we will be drawn closer to Him if we search the scriptures to find out why Jesus felt they were so important. Each of the Feasts points to Jesus, and celebrating them opens an opportunity to draw closer to Him, the Righteous One, our Rescuer, Saviour and Lord.

Australia needs awakening. Let's cry out to the God of revival with desperation and deep yearning for ourselves, our churches, cities and nation.

What might appear to be a political battle over culture is really a deeper spiritual conflict about God, truth, and the soul of our civilisation.

The Islamophobia report is being sold as a roadmap to a more harmonious Australia when in reality, it seems like a Trojan horse: a vast catalogue of demands that, if accepted, would privilege one group’s sensitivities, weaken our defences against extremism, and embed grievance politics into the heart of government.

Chinese Communist Party (CCP) officials on Friday evening arrested more than two dozen pastors across at least seven provinces who are part of the underground Zion Church network, extending what China Aid called “the most extensive and coordinated wave of persecution against urban independent house churches in China in over four decades.”

Australia has been thoroughly evangelised before, and it can happen again. But only by the Church serving humbly in unity.

Egypt’s Islamic hate speech laws have claimed yet another victim. Christian author and apologist, Dr Augustine Samaan, was detained in early October. His only crime? Criticising Islam.

The Reaching Australia 2033 vision calls us once again to prayer – for the Church, her leaders, and for a harvest of souls nationwide. It is a bold vision, but Jesus says the harvest is ripe.

Every law reflects morality of some kind, and the public square is always being occupied by a set of beliefs. So why wouldn’t Christians advocate for laws that reflect Christian beliefs and morality?

How two millennia of exile taught the Jewish people to stand, and why Israel — shielded by memory and might — will not be bullied into silence. Jews do not seek permission to survive. We do not need lectures when our children’s lives are on the line.

The belief that Christianity is anti-science and Atheism is pro-science is part of our cultural furniture here in the West. But what if the opposite were true?

The Church is God’s gift to the world, whom Christ loves and sacrificed himself for. Give him glory today for his wonderful gift.

"A National Response to Islamophobia" goes beyond the vital task of addressing discrimination. It also attempts to shape the terms of public conversation, introducing a tendency to equate dissent with hostility.