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The NSW Equality Bill proposes to remove the few existing protections for religious institutions from anti-discrimination lawfare, including schools, healthcare, aged care, welfare and pastoral services, while offering no protections at all for individuals of faith.

Wayne Alcorn has recently released a new book, "My Father's Son". International speaker and leadership consultant Sam Chand said, “'My Father’s Son' will make you laugh and cry at the same time, inspire and challenge you simultaneously.” I agree with Sam. It really is fantastic!

As we focus on the Great Commission, let’s remember that a part of this command is to teach well about Jesus Christ and His Church. Knowledge that is relevant and transforms a person into a mature disciple.

The full assurance of hope acts as an “anchor” for our soul (Heb 6:19). Full assurance acts as a catalyst that sets our hearts immovably on Christ Jesus.

For this National Day of Prayer, our focus is to be still before God (Psalm 46:10). Why? Because this will aid us in being more fruitful in making disciples of Jesus.

Woke Jesus is The Babylon Bee’s latest satirical crack at the Woke antichrist. The five-minute short film was released without apology last week, and it went viral with a bang. Since then, it’s been viewed on X over 2.8 million times and received 806,000 hits on YouTube.

The ABC has breathlessly reported that trans activists and Greens MPs don’t like Catholic doctrine. Journalists at the national broadcaster appear shocked that Catholics have not yet updated their 2000-year-old doctrine to better reflect the ABC Queer Instagram account.

Although we live among lions, let's stand firm in Christ, and be unashamed of God’s Word! The LORD is mighty to save and therefore we have nothing to fear.

The Victorian Liberal Party has shown solidarity with Never Again is Now in the lead-up to this Sunday's event, with thousands expected to stand against antisemitism.

This Saturday, 18 May, is Australia's National Day of Prayer (NDOP). But why pray? And what can we expect from this year's NDOP?

The US-based Christian band for KING + COUNTRY will return home next week for their much-anticipated “Homecoming Tour” — coinciding with the release in Australia of their brand new film, Unsung Hero.

I am concerned that a report by the Sydney Diocesan Doctrine Commission (SDDC) on "The Doctrine of Concupiscence and its Relevance to the Experience of Same-Sex Attraction" is not as helpful as it could be in giving people guidance on this issue.

Our worship and prayer, and what we do in the spiritual realm, is actually powerful in shifting atmospheres.

Melbourne’s Greeks, Italians, Iranians, Christians and other communities rally to support Melbourne’s Jews at Never Again is Now.

As we share the gospel with non-Christians, yes they will be hurting and bruised and damaged. But they are also morally culpable sinners who need to hear the whole truth about themselves and the God that they have to do with. Brokenness theology leads to acceptance of sin.

There’s a global pandemic right now, but you won’t read about it in our media. It’s claiming thousands of lives, in a dozen countries. I’m talking about the Muslim persecution of Christians. If the situation is so bad, then why is it virtually unknown in the West?

Jesus promised the Spirit of truth to provide an ongoing means by which we believers can receive enlightenment and be guided to the fullness of truth.

Some of the most shocking and demonic anti-Semitism we have seen perhaps since nearly a century ago is now on full display throughout much of the world. Our college campuses in the West have become hotbeds for Israel-hatred and pro-terrorism ideology.

Cumberland councillor Steve Christou has stood by his successful motion to remove children’s books depicting same-sex parenting from the council’s libraries despite a NSW Government threat to remove funding over the decision.

Pressure is mounting on Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, with parents and teachers declaring his anticipated changes to religious discrimination laws an attack on faith-based schools.