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Gallup found that married people consistently rated their current lives, and their likelihood of future happiness, better than those who lived together outside marriage. The happiness differential ran into double digits.

At this time of year, we are reminded of how the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ offers those who turn to Him in faith and repentance newness of life in this world, but also eternal life with our own resurrection bodies. What a phenomenal reality Easter commemorates.

Christians have a solemn commission to proclaim that Christ is King. This phrase is not anti-semitic, it is not a slur, it is not a “dialectical trap,” as some have called it. It is a crucial tenet of the Christian faith.

We are right in the middle of celebrating the Easter holidays, which always come up as a welcome watering hole of rest and recreation for fathers and families. What has this got to do with you as a father, and why is it important?

Easter marks the foundation of Christianity. The darkness and suffering of Good Friday and the lack of compassion and justice in the death of Jesus are addressed in the resurrection. This action of God in raising Jesus to life is a powerful statement. God’s final word is life!

This shows us the seriousness of the false prophets. They put the lives of everyone at risk. Jackals are known for inhabiting ruined and desolate places, tending to themselves. They do not contribute anything of use, but are just scavengers.

Recommendations by the Australian Law Reform Commission on Religious Discrimination (ALRC) represent an egregious attack on people of faith in our country and must be rejected.

What actually happened to Jesus? The eyewitness reports from the Bible portray an incredible unfolding of terrible events. All four accounts from the Bible have been carefully combined to show you what happened in Jerusalem about 2000 years ago. This, then, is the story.

Our political leaders must reject the report not only because of the damage it would do to faith-based schools, but also because of the signal it sends about people of faith and their activities not being welcome in our community.

When I read the article "Scientists Just Captured the Flash of Light When a Sperm Meets an Egg", it occurred to me that God is giving us an object lesson about when life begins, and how He is involved in a person’s life right from conception.

In their joint letter urging a return to Europe's Christian roots, the coalition recommended that voters and MEPs recognise Christian values as a main foundation of the European project.

If God can use a sleazeball like Samson, then it seems He can even use someone like you and me. That should be a reassuring thought to most of us.

The things which are exclusive about Christianity are the very things that make it the idea most likely to produce the inclusive society the Left say they want.

As a woman, I was interested recently to read what female faith leaders in Australia had to say on International Women’s Day. However, I was disappointed, but not surprised, to see the prevalence of DEI rhetoric among senior female faith leaders.

It is always bad when we forget our Lord and what He has done for us. We all do it far too often. And for that, we do deserve His wrath. But the good news is, in His deep, deep love for us, He actually forgets our sin and disobedience and waywardness.

Erstwhile Prime Minister Scott Morrison expressed his gratitude and shared some lessons from his time of public service, ending with a proclamation of his faith in God.

At Dads4Kids, we’re all about inspiring fathers, but easily, the best way to be inspired is by following Jesus and making him the Lord (King) of your life. After all, how can we expect to be the best fathers we can be if we don’t know the ultimate father, our Father in heaven?

I’m leading this call today for repentance for antisemitism in the Church and of Australia’s responsibility towards Israel and the Jewish people.

It's election week in Tasmania, and former leader of the Australian Greens, Christine Milne, is clutching her pearls at the prospect of authentic Christians having a vote and a democratic voice in her home state of Tasmania.

The Jews’ celebration of Purim this year has a certain poignancy, as they are conscious of the current war and threats, and growing antisemitism. However, hopefully, they will also be conscious that God saved them from Haman and from many others, and that He can and will do it again.