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ANZAC Day is a solemn remembrance of the fallen. But due to its rich spiritual heritage, it is so much more. The ANZAC spirit is truly sacred.

Atheists, like everyone else, will sooner or later die. Either that, or they will renounce their misotheism and turn to God, if not to Christ. There are so many atheists and non-believers who have abandoned their hatred of God and embraced Him and His great love for them.

From violent events in Sydney to ongoing conflicts worldwide, it's natural to feel overwhelmed and unsure about what's happening now and what's to come. Your children pick up on your feelings, so caring for yourself will help them as well.

Many believers struggle to fully experience and embrace the love that Father God has for us. So this piece will look at some further aspects of this.

How do we know how to disagree well? What issues are deal-breakers? Which are relatively unimportant? And how do we tell the difference? Thankfully, the Christian theological toolbox has some handy resources to help address this dilemma.

The Sacred Scriptures are explicit in their warnings to believers to avoid “striving in the flesh”. I’ve found that rest is the secret to true, lasting, healthy growth — the sort of growth that is accompanied by deep peace and abundant joy.

The most-watched movie ever — Jesus (1979) — is being officially re-crafted as an animation and is set for release by Christmas 2025. Just like the original, this animated experiential film will ultimately touch lives in over 2,000 languages.

Supporting Israel does not mean supporting everything the government of Israel does. What it does mean is supporting the nation of Israel’s right to exist.

Australian singer-songwriter Colin Buchanan is a national living treasure. My family and I are BIG Colin Buchanan fans! So when I logged into Spotify the other week and saw Colin had released a new song, "Stick Together", I immediately had a listen.

Congress has approved a National Day of Prayer each year on the first Thursday of May. Repentance is necessary for prayers to be heard (Psalm 66:18). Australia has stood with the USA every 30 April since 2012 for this National Day of Repentance.

“Unsung Hero” tells the story of the Australian family that risked it all, and grew not one, but two Grammy Award-winning artists: Rebecca St. James and for KING + COUNTRY.

Liberal Senator and Shadow Attorney–General Michaelia Cash has called out the Government’s “farcical handling” of religious discrimination.

How can we, individually and as a nation, protect ourselves from the insidious invasion of termites in our government, media and other aspects of our society?

“Pride” or “Gay-Affirming” Masses are unfortunately becoming quite commonplace, as the Church in Australia drifts further down the path of decline. The context of the "queer" Mass was particularly grievous because it had been promoted as an official event of Melbourne’s LGBTIQ+ Midsumma festival.

With the Federal Government intending to drastically restrict Christian freedom, it’s time to make a stand for it – and indeed for the freedom of all.

We have a new term – or at least a new way an old term is being used: "influencer". The truth is, we are all influenced by others, and we all have an influence on others. This can be for good or ill. Let me consider each in turn.

Despite the stumbles and moral collapse of a few, people see that God is at work in the hidden and self-sacrificing efforts of clergy and lay people. They see that life without God is meaningless. Green shoots of all kinds are breaking through the ashes of woke bonfires.

Trump's abortion statement last week prompted mixed reactions from pro-life leaders, who are calling for pro-life policies at every level of government in post-Roe America.

The International Day of the Unborn Child is commemorated annually on the Feast of the Annunciation. Established worldwide by Pope John Paul II, it started in 1993 when El Salvador became the first nation to officially celebrate the "Day of the Right to Be Born".

Around 200 of the King’s Harpists from all continents and many nations, including Israel, gathered together with worshippers from close to 150 nations at Amnun Beach on the shores of the Sea of Galilee to minister to the Great King.