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Tasmania’s proposed conversion practices law raises serious concerns for churches, parents and faith-based schools, with broad definitions, severe penalties and uncertain protections for religious freedom.

Stephen Baldwin’s journey from drug addiction to sobriety, Christian faith and family life reveals how surrender, daily discipline and renewed hope transformed his life.

The church in Ephesus had so much going for it. Yet despite their hard work, perseverance, endurance, and discernment, there was something deeply wrong: they had left their first love.

God’s judgement can seem difficult to reconcile with His goodness. But Scripture presents God’s perfect justice as something we can celebrate — and His present offer of mercy through Jesus as the good news.

An EU court case over baptismal records could pit data protection laws against religious freedom, raising serious questions about whether governments can compel churches to erase sacramental history.

In the week leading up to Christ’s crucifixion, Jesus' soul was troubled. He responded with a bold prayer, and his example challenges us to that same boldness.

Jesus offers us intimate friendship, which produces great joy as we walk closely with him.

When Jesus rebuked the Laodicean church, this was not a sign of his lack of love, but proof of it and how greatly he longs to reward and bless us. He is knocking — will we answer?

Season 6 of The Chosen is releasing next month, and until 15 November, your church has the opportunity to host a free pre-release screening of Episode 1. Here's how.

Angus Buchan’s remarkable journey from farmer to evangelist is brought to life in a new documentary now streaming, revealing the faith, family and challenges behind his public ministry.

New South Wales healthcare workers who object to abortion and voluntary assisted dying face growing pressure, raising serious questions about conscience rights, employment and moral injury.

God is intensely relational, and he puts us into a community of believers so we can use our gifts in service of Christ's body.

John Anderson warns that Australia’s decline is rooted in spiritual and cultural disintegration, calling for a recovery of Christian foundations, social cohesion and national purpose.

Aboriginal communities in Central Australia already know the gospel message. What they need now, Robyn Murray writes, is discipleship, encouragement and Christians willing to pray and participate.

Italy honours St Francis of Assisi 800 years after his death, celebrating a saint whose devotion to Christ, radical simplicity and message of peace continue to shape generations.

Christ’s authority and concern is not limited to the four walls of the church. They extend to the life of the nation, and we are called to take up our part in seeking its righteousness.

Across the Middle East, North Africa and Anatolia, Christianity once shaped entire civilisations. Could Britain’s Christian heritage likewise become a memory rather than a reality?

Gerald McDermott’s work challenges Christians to approach Israel through Scripture first, exploring God’s covenant faithfulness, Christian Zionism, Jewish identity and antisemitism.

Medicine was created to heal and preserve life. Yet abortion, euthanasia and gender medicine increasingly redefine death and destruction as care, leaving the vulnerable dangerously exposed.

Christians have their differences. But those differences should not, and need not, result in us being disconnected from each other in the one body of Christ.