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Bold New South Wales churches will openly refuse to comply with the state’s atrocious Conversion Practices Ban Act 2024. Caldron Pool editor Ben Davis said the Open Windows declaration began with pastors concerned about the legislation being weaponised against Christians.

The brand new Charles Dickens-inspired animated biblical film — titled 'The King of Kings' — is setting new records as families flock to see a fresh retelling of Jesus’ life, death and resurrection.

Rachel Read never set out to be in the spotlight. But confronted with raising children in an education system intent on sexualising her children without her consent, she learnt new courage to protect her children’s innocence.

Instead of resorting to the quick fix of ramping up immigration rates, Hungary has instituted pro-family policies under Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, aiming for long-term growth, as well as preservation of Hungarian culture.

We need national repentance, followed by revival and reformation, if Australia is to see a change for the better. The National Day of Repentance, on 21 April 2025, is a major step towards that needed change.

An Australian Family Court Justice has become the first to rule against the LGBTransitioning of a child. Justice Andrew Strum delivered his verdict last Friday, condemning “gender-affirming” experts in a stunning 130-page ruling.

New South Wales Labor has signalled a ban on home and private education. State education secretary Murat Dizdar told the ABC on Monday that alternatives to government education were unnecessary.

Experts like Family Research Council Senior Fellow Meg Kilgannon say that couples need not fear children, especially with social science data to back up the benefits of becoming parents.

Where do the major and minor parties stand on Christian values of faith, Christian freedom, family, life and broader Christian interests? The Australian Christian Values Checklist has been answering these questions since 1999 and has released the 2025 election edition.

Bruce Robinson argues that every father must learn to give unconditional love to his children, and is explicit about dads telling their children about their unconditional love for them. I agree, but it is darn difficult.

The Canberra Declaration community has given a clear directive on the shape of this year's major prayer campaigns. The resounding response from our survey means it's all systems go in preparing for prayer and fasting for the 2025 federal election.

Meet the Candidates Forum organiser Mike Southon believes “the churches of Australia rising up as one” and are set to significantly shape the federal election. He states it’s still not too late to hold one in your church – but you must act now.

John Stapleton has released a book exposing the 50-year disaster of Australia’s Family Law Act. I was profoundly impressed with the fact that his heart had not become hard and calloused in his over-three-decade fight against the injustice of the family law system.

NASA astronaut Barry Wilmore was safely returned to Earth after an extended nine months in space. He credits his faith in Jesus Christ, Who is “at work in all things”, as a basis for his peace in all circumstances. Wilmore is passionate about pointing others to the Creator and His astronomical creation.

What has changed over the decades is Labor moving from schemes that punish mothers not in paid work, and reward mothers who are, to the ideological goal of providing universal free childcare for all.

A solid launch, traction and consistency are all vitally important in drag car racing. By analogy, they are almost important in fatherhood.

An advertisement for Clive Palmer’s political party read, “There are only two genders – male and female.” Could the Newcastle Herald please advise us on how many genders exist? George Orwell, eat your heart out.

Financial conflicts of interest, unusual wait times, ballot shortages and substandard voting information have plagued the WA election and revealed major integrity issues.

The Church must recognise that there are women and men among us with deep wounds from an abortion. The House of Refuge ministry means their suffering will be met with an embrace, so their journey of reconciliation can begin. God always brings hope.

Too many Christian leaders in Australia and beyond align themselves with the cultural elite on sexuality, marriage and religious liberty in an attempt to remain "relevant". If Christianity is to regain its former glory, Christians must once again boldly affirm its core principles.