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Before the atomic age obliterated it in seconds, Japan's Catholic community had already survived centuries of persecution, martyrdom, and forced secrecy — a story history has largely forgotten.

A Eurovision performance has reignited debate about Europe’s Christian heritage, Ottoman history, and the enduring cultural tensions surrounding Islamic expansion.

From Victorian England to the Covid era, resistance to vaccine mandates has never been about science denial — it has always been about coercion, liability, and market freedom.

From the Founding Fathers to the present day, America's identity has been shaped by Christian faith. As the nation turns 250, the call to prayer has never been more urgent.

Australia celebrates 125 years of Federation this Saturday. The brief history of Christian freedom in Australia, recounted below, is a teaser from the Australian Christian Freedom Index, which will launch at Parliament House, Canberra, later this month.

In a little-known 1939 letter, C. S. Lewis provides a humorous and controversial assessment of Walt Disney’s first feature film, Snow White (1937), contrasting the "genius" of its technical execution with the "vulgarity" of its characterisations.

Did you know the New South Wales flag features more crosses than the Australian national flag? Explore the rich Christian symbolism and British history behind the NSW Badge and Coat of Arms.

A provocative examination of slavery's overlooked global history — challenging modern narratives by tracing the practice across civilisations, cultures, and centuries, long before Western involvement.

A Christian-historical argument tracing Australia and New Zealand's ANZAC legacy as part of a divine plan culminating in the establishment of the modern State of Israel.

A rural teaching post awakens one man to the weight of Australia's war memorials — and leads him to reflect on a far greater sacrifice.

Since 1915, over 1.5 million brave Australians and New Zealanders, the great majority of them men, have served in their respective armed forces across major conflicts and peacekeeping operations. No matter how you commemorate ANZAC Day, it only matters that you do. Lest we forget.

C. S. Lewis, celebrated for the impactful Chronicles of Narnia and foundational Christian apologetics like Mere Christianity, is recognized as one of the 20th century's most influential literary and intellectual figures. A film by the Fellowship for Performing Arts, The Most Reluctant Convert, explores his journey from convinced atheist to a leading Christian apologist.

Nigel Biggar’s The New Dark Age presents a sharp critique of how "woke" ideology within universities drives culture wars and threatens freedom of speech. The analysis argues that academic institutions, by promoting radical postmodernism, are undermining Western liberal values and fostering a culture of conformity.

How Darwin, progressive academia, and scientific materialism eroded America's founding belief that God-given rights are universal — and whether the nation can find its way back.

Today is Good Friday. This is the day we celebrate Christ’s death on the cross. Easter is about the mystery and redemptive power of the Blood of Christ. Here is an excerpt from my book called "Break Through – 15 Keys for Supernatural Breakthrough".

In the recent past, Australia has committed to high immigration, multiculturalism and religious pluralism. Which begs the question: Which religion and values are going to shape our national culture going into the future?

A visit to Tasmania's infamous Sarah Island uncovers how anti-religious bias can distort history — and why the real record of faith in Australia deserves a second look.

Three months after the Bondi Beach terror attack, we examine prior warnings, the national response, and Australia's deep historical and spiritual ties to Israel.

When spectacle earns more than service, culture reveals its heart. From million-dollar athletes to moral messaging at global events, we must ask what we truly honour — and why it matters. Are we following the path of ancient Rome?

Tony Armstrong's ABC claim that the First Fleet intentionally introduced smallpox to Aboriginal people is contradicted by historical evidence, expert consensus, and the basic science of disease transmission.