Australia’s Largest Christian News Site

Cindy McGarvie, described as “an amazing woman of God” dedicated to raising up the next generations for Christ, is stepping down from leading Youth for Christ Australia. After ten years of visionary leadership, Cindy is handing the leadership reins to Paul Bedwell.

Starting ten years ago, perseverance, prayer and a love for Jesus and surfing have seen hundreds turn their love of riding waves into worship. This barefoot, back-to-basics non-denominational church is on the cusp of being a catalyst for revival.

They want to ensure all issues are addressed in a clinical and beneficial way

Highlighting the mounting global consensus against the “gender-affirmation” model, more than 100 Australian clinicians have signed an open letter calling on national health bodies to cease the use of puberty blockers, cross-sex hormones, and surgical interventions on children and adolescents.

According to the latest research, Christian media is thriving, not just surviving. Most astoundingly, Gen Z is leading this surging movement. Surely, hope- and truth-filled Christian media can surge in Australia, too?

In a viral online video—"Jordan Peterson vs 20 Atheists"—the popular Canadian psychologist faced off with twenty atheist influencers, debating issues from the moral foundations of science to the atheist conception (or caricature) of God. But just how defensible were Peterson's propositions?

The U.S. and Israel have finally exposed a massive chink in Hamas’s armour, and no amount of feinting can prevent them from pricking the terror group’s legitimacy again and again. Handing out meals to Gazans might seem like a tried-and-failed tactic, but everything changed when [...]

In a stunning revelation, the identity of the expert witness who gave "misleading evidence" in court and called those who question child gender transitions 'Nazis' is Australia's leading 'gender medicine' advocate, Dr Michelle Telfer. The movement to end medical transitioning of children has taken an enormous step forward.

Australia has long been seen as a global leader in worship music, but what does that even mean? And how will Australian worship music look in the future? We speak to some key players in Australia’s worship music scene to find answers.

The Australian Defence Force (ADF) has launched a new military Bible, provided by the Bible Society Australia. The launch included the remarkable story of a soldier who came within millimetres of death – but was saved by a Bible.

Many believers feel unloved by God, but biblical stories reveal His grace toward the broken and undeserving.

By unpacking the prophetic meaning of Shavuot, we see it’s more than a feast — it’s a Holy Spirit invitation to rise as labourers in God’s great end-time harvest of souls.

Over 1,000 Christian leaders will descend on Berlin for the first Billy Graham European Congress on Evangelism in 25 years. Franklin Graham hopes to “ignite a fire in Europe” and embolden churches to preach “the whole Gospel".

Grammy-nominated Christian artist Danny Gokey is bringing his Sound of Heaven tour to cities in Australia’s eastern states—including Brisbane, Sydney, and Melbourne—this July.

Louisiana stands as the first state to mandate the display of the Ten Commandments in every public school classroom. Arkansas has passed similar legislation that has yet to be enacted. And now, Texas is poised to follow suit. The Texas House of Representatives voted 88-49 [...]

John James helped lead Newsboys to stardom — then lost everything. Decades on, he shares how God gave him a second chance.

Joe Rogan, once an atheist, is now attending church. His spiritual trajectory mirrors a broader spiritual revival among Gen Z and young men worldwide.

American Idol’s Easter special and finale showcased a growing spiritual revival on prime-time TV, with faith-filled performances capturing the attention of a new generation.

National Forgiveness Week began with a small Aboriginal community choosing grace over revenge — and now it's becoming a powerful force for healing and unity across Australia, Fiji, Vanuatu, and beyond.

Republican lawmakers are pushing a bill to update 20th-century obscenity laws, aiming to curb online pornography and hold the industry accountable for its social harms.