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Arthur Stace famously wrote 'eternity' in chalk across Sydney streets. The Australian film, Written in Chalk, was first released in 2022. Now it's had its international premiere in Germany.

Across Australia, a powerful spiritual momentum is building among Gen Z men especially. Youth for Christ and recent studies confirm they are the fastest-growing group seriously professing faith in Jesus and pursuing discipleship.

Joe Rogan has cast doubt on the Big Bang theory and declared he’s “sticking with Jesus” in a conversation about the origins of the universe.

SCOTUS has upheld the Trump Administration's decision to remove transgenderism from the US Military, finding no reason to deny the US government's policy of "Prioritising military excellence and readiness".

Contrary to popular assumptions, Christianity in Australia isn’t dying out. Thousands are turning to faith amid disillusionment, personal crises, and a longing for deeper meaning — and older generations are leading the charge.

Walking 2,500km across the outback until from April until August, the Taylor family is crying out to God for Australia’s spiritual restoration.

Our hope isn't in election results. It's in something deeper—in what God might be doing behind the scenes. While counterintuitive, this result could even be a cause for great rejoicing.

In a bold move on the National Day of Prayer, Trump signed an executive order creating the Religious Liberty Commission, tasked with protecting religious freedom, defending conscience rights, and confronting government discrimination against believers.

In a striking public demonstration of faith, more than 1,000 Australians were baptised in open-air mass baptisms across Melbourne and Perth on Good Friday, as Aussie churches united to proclaim new life in Christ.

Australia’s faithful prayer for America is bearing fruit. In this article, originally written for The Washington Stand, Warwick and Kurt explore how the influence of the Trump administration is inspiring political courage and spiritual renewal Down Under.

This Easter, be encouraged by three good news stories highlighting Jesus’ impact in film, faith, and public life.

Over the past few days, there have been at least three terrific wins when it comes to the gender wars, the sexual revolutionaries, and protecting women. Three nations have seen significant victories for some sexual sanity in the culture wars, with the radical trans agenda being given a few big hits.

As levels of anxiety and depression have continued to rise amid decreasing religious participation in the United States, a surprising trend has emerged over the last year: the exponential increase in popularity of Christian and Bible apps.

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.

President Donald Trump has issued a Holy Week proclamation affirming the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ as the cornerstone of the Christian faith, and announced an “extraordinary” schedule of events at the White House to celebrate Easter “with the observance it deserves.”

Defying all expectations of continued decline, new data reveals that Christianity is growing in England and Wales — led by young adults, especially young men, in a movement that has been dubbed the ‘Quiet Revival’.

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.

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.

The Chosen Season 5 is releasing in cinemas across Australia, New Zealand and Fiji for one week only on Thursday, 10 April. Make the most of this faith-building opportunity and invite your friends and family to this enthralling retelling of Jesus' final week.

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.