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High jumper Nicola Olyslagers, formerly Nicola McDermott, has won silver for Australia at the Paris Olympics, paying tribute to God as her “strength and song”.

A survey conducted by the new think tank, Logos Scotland, reveals a majority of Scottish Christians think they’re being ostracised. Of the Christians who participated in the survey, 70% believed spite and hostility towards Christians is increasing.

In many societies, especially in the West, people use their personal freedoms to say, depict and do controversial things. They use freedom of speech, and artistic licence, without fully considering the consequences and the hurt caused to others.

When dealing with sin in the church, there are two extremes that we must avoid. On the one side is greasy 'grace' in which sin is minimised, overlooked, and even covered up. On the other side is haughty 'holiness' in which the sinner is condemned without mercy.

God is inviting the nations to come together. God’s transforming love is falling upon all the communities of Fiji and the South Pacific Islands.

Amid what is a deeply controversial Olympic Games for Christians, the performance and witness of Christian athletes like silver medallist Elijah Winnington gives reason for hope.

Senator Fatima Payman’s exit from the Labor Party, after being suspended for crossing the floor to vote in support of Palestine, inadvertently exposed an uncomfortable, underlying double standard at the heart of the federal government when it comes to religious schools in Australia.

Here, I must ask this of all my readers: Who will join me in committing to pray daily for folks like Musk and Peterson and so many others who seem to be on a real spiritual journey? They really do need our prayers.

By this time, many Americans may have heard that the 2024 Republican Party platform differs significantly from all its previous platforms, but they may not understand the specific changes that have been made on the issues of life, marriage, family, and religious liberty.

Genesis 43-50 records Joseph weeping eight times. I was struck by how dominant the theme of ‘weeping’ was in Joseph’s life. Obviously, he experienced more grief than most. But it’s worth considering each of the instances where Scripture records Joseph as weeping.

The Paris Olympics made a mockery of Jesus. But God is bringing good out of evil. Now is the time for Christians to respond in a godly way.

Despite the claims of popular culture, there are significant differences between men and women, and I’ve always felt that if we win our men, the girls will come too. But I’ve also wanted to address more of the specific issues pertaining to women in a separate book.

The art historian sophistry prompted educated-sounding people on social media to inform the world that the opening ceremony scene definitely wasn’t inspired by the Last Supper, because can’t you uneducated brutes tell a Dionysian feast when you see one?

We see all over the world, especially in the West, people being given over to their sin. The sacrilegious and blasphemous display in the Paris Olympics is just one of millions of examples of this.

The media have been in a feeding frenzy over parts of the controversial Opening Ceremony for the Paris Olympics. This week, we all have a brilliant platform to share the genuine love of the Lord Jesus Christ with so many whom perhaps we could not normally engage.

Here are two stories of how bad early circumstances or decisions made in one’s youth need not keep us trapped in just one path defined by our past. We can grow, we can change, and we can make a real difference, especially with the help of Christ.

We live in a world where the facts matter, and should matter. If you repeat things without bothering to check if they are true, you are helping to make a world where lies and truth are easier to confuse.

From what we already know about JD Vance, here are three predictions about what he could bring to a second Trump presidency.

A week and a half before the former president was shot, Tennessee Governor Bill Lee had called for a month of prayer and fasting, never knowing the chaos that Americans would find themselves in after just a few short days.

A South Australian lawmaker plans to table a new bill that would require religious schools to employ homosexual teachers. Current Australian law enables faith-based schools to employ and enrol staff and students based on their faith.