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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.

While not everyone emerged unscathed from Tropical Cyclone Alfred, the weather event was thankfully significantly less severe than anticipated. Amazingly, the cyclone stalled and weakened from the time an urgent prayer call went out from the Canberra Declaration and many others.

Undeterred by five previous rejections, Pauline Hanson says she will reintroduce her motion for a Senate inquiry into the LGBTQ+ transitioning of kids under 18.

Perhaps the Lord inserted the book of Esther, celebrated in the Feast of Purim, to show us that regardless of our backgrounds, He can use us. May we be a part of the answer in Australia so that antisemitism becomes unthinkable.

Thanks to the courage of Caroline Marcus and Sky, Australia can see just how misogynistic and cruel these policies of allowing males to play in women's sports really are for women.

President Trump told American children, “you are perfect exactly the way God made you”, during last week's address to Congress. He also reiterated his stance on removing males from female sports and vowed to lead the USA back to "the righteous cause of American liberty" "with God's help".

The Canberra Declaration is pleased to promote 24/7 Prayer International, which is holding its National Gathering this March in Perth and Sydney. We hope to see you there!

For years, she dabbled in eastern mysticism, yoga and Judaism. But nothing prepared Nicole Shanahan for the spiritual warfare she experienced on the campaign trail — a struggle that led her into the arms of Jesus.

Faith is the only sure foundation for a civilisation in crisis, Os Guinness warned at this year’s ARC conference in London.

JD Vance is arguably the first vice president in modern history to link the resurrection of Jesus so explicitly to governance and public life — and to do so on a major political stage.

Adelaide's Walk for Life 2025 organisers are looking towards a much brighter future for the unborn and were thrilled with “the best Walk for Life to date”.

As Aussie NFL star Jordan Mailata etches his name into Super Bowl history, he does so among a score of teammates who openly attribute their success to their faith in Jesus Christ.

Donald J. Trump and J. D. Vance have done more in their first five days in office than just about any other presidential team in history. Making America much more pro-life is an integral part of making America great again.

It appears a humble loving Christian youth ministry has been far more successful in tackling youth crime than politicians and bureaucrats who’ve invested tens of millions of dollars — possibly hundreds of millions — in trying to reduce one of Australia’s fastest-growing social problems.

Something unexpected looks to be another first on the field — a pervasive expression of faith in the Bible and God’s love and provision for the teams and players, win or lose.

It is this sustaining hope, envisioning glory to come, that allows us to continue amidst the sin and cruelty that darken our age and sometimes our own relationships closer to home. It empowers us to bear fruit as peacemakers, life givers, lovers of the poor, sick and suffering.

Rogan, the world’s most popular podcaster, gave an opportunity for the gospel that apologist and biblical scholar Wesley Huff took with both hands. It will be one of the largest audiences for the gospel in history.

Mark Zuckerberg concedes that Meta has made serious mistakes and suppressed content, and has announced he will dump fact-checkers. Here are five astonishing admissions in this massive win for free speech.

For the first time in history, a Nativity scene was displayed on the steps of the U.S. Capitol, marking what organisers say is a milestone for religious freedom and the First Amendment.

As 2024 comes to a close, I really do think we have reason for hope. The tide has begun to turn on many social and cultural issues and we are beginning to see a bit of a return to normality.