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Nora didn't expect to find joy in palliative care. Five years on, she says sitting with the dying has given her the greatest gift of all: learning how to truly live.

A Eurovision performance has reignited debate about Europe’s Christian heritage, Ottoman history, and the enduring cultural tensions surrounding Islamic expansion.

God is doing a new thing, so we must roll up our sleeves, put our hands to the plough and get involved.

Today is the National Day of Prayer. The theme from Joshua 3:5 is to consecrate ourselves. And contained within the verse is a remarkable promise: “for tomorrow the Lord will do great wonders among you.”

Fifty-seven years of legalised abortion have left the Australian Church complicit in silence. It's time for repentance, reformation, and decisive political action.

AI is a powerful tool, but surrendering our God-given creativity, reasoning, and spirituality to a machine comes at a steep cost.

Many Christians trace the beginning of the Church to the outpouring of the Holy Spirit on the Day of Pentecost in Acts chapter 2. However, few understand the significance of the Feast of Pentecost, nor are they aware of the Jewish legends concerning an earlier Pentecost occurring almost 1500 years earlier.

On 2 March, Hezbollah, the Shia militant group in southern Lebanon attacked northern Israel with drones and rockets to demonstrate their support for Iran. The Israeli Defense Force responded by bombing Beirut and villages across the border.

The environment you grow up in shapes who you become. I grew up in Canada, playing ice hockey — it's what you did. Similarly, be shaped by knowing our Father’s ways.

God's ultimate desire is family. Through Shavuot's harvest themes, the Book of Ruth, and the gift of Yeshua, Father invites all into His eternal family.

Greater clarity and conviction about Jesus will lead to greater courage to share him — and for others to know him. There is no other name under heaven given among men by which we must be saved.

Does saving some lives from abortion now—while leaving others unprotected—constitute faithfulness or compromise? Can love afford to wait for perfect justice? Inside the debate between incrementalism and abolitionism.

Over 50 churches and 54 denominations will unite at the Sydney Opera House on 14 June for One Sydney — a historic worship event with global ambitions.

In our day, people want to make Jesus smaller. But today let us celebrate Jesus who is supreme. He is the greatest above all others. He has no rival or equal. He is the king of creation and reconciliation.

The Queensland government has made six attempts to dismiss the case. All appear to have failed. It now heads to trial with no evidence filed and no experts willing to defend the mandates.

Hearing and receiving the word generate action. Together, by the grace of Christ, they open the way for his presence to break through — and for his word to touch others and produce lasting fruit. Only the received word becomes fruitful.

Calling believers to engage in spiritual warfare, interceding for Christian education, the church, and politics — before it's too late to reclaim a biblical foundation for society.

The responsibility for nurturing new believers does not rest with one or two designated church leaders or in any particular church structure. It rests with all of us.

What if the Church celebrated Pentecost with the same fervour as Christmas and Easter — gathering, praying, expectant for a fresh outpouring of the Spirit?

When the Holy Spirit came, the “mystery” was unveiled and announced to the nations. A new chapter began for the disciples as Jesus commissioned them into his mission.