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God values both compassion, mercy and justice, and he has a way of holding them perfectly together for our eternal good. Moses discovered this firsthand on the mountain, where God passed before him, proclaiming his name and revealing his glory.

A week-long public reading of the entire Bible in Washington, D.C. is drawing hundreds of leaders and citizens in a historic call for America's spiritual renewal.

With Australia’s fertility rate at 1.48 and falling, a new policy report from the Page Research Centre calls for sweeping reforms to childcare, tax, housing and migration.

Today, I discovered rainbow flag T-shirts being marketed to children and even babies on the Big W marketplace website. What would possess a major retailer to do such a thing?

A Colorado counsellor's 8–1 Supreme Court victory over a ban on faith-based therapy sparks a rallying cry for Christians to resist ideological censorship — in America and Australia.

When love is a choice, not a feeling, it becomes a promise worth keeping — one that shapes not only a marriage, but every life it touches.

A call for Christians to engage boldly in politics, drawing on biblical examples and the testimony of former Australian Deputy Prime Minister John Anderson.

It is not enough for us to discover the good news and simply enjoy it. Good news must be shared. As the apostle Paul wrote in 1 Corinthians 9:16, “Woe to me if I do not preach the gospel!”

After having previously screened the award-winning movie "It’s a Girl" at HOYTS Blacktown, the Chinese-owned movie corporation has now banned a rerun at the same theatre in April because the movie ‘does not align with HOYTS’ brand considerations.’

A sweeping wave of age verification laws threatens to turn personal devices into government-supervised access points — and the push is accelerating globally.

A historic movement is building across the Pacific as Christian leaders announce Pentecost 26, a region-wide summons for Oceania to step into its prophetic destiny. Spanning from 18 May to 13 June 2026, this initiative unites three major gatherings into one unfolding storyline of prayer, evangelism, and Holy Spirit outpouring

Australia's fuel crisis deepens as a Geelong oil refinery fire compounds Hormuz Strait tensions, raising questions about energy security and the spectre of fuel rationing.

Fifty world leaders gathered to demand the Strait of Hormuz be opened — hours after it already was. Global leadership has never looked quite so redundant.

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.

The only real hope for Australia is the good news of the kingdom. No political party, false religion, sporting team, or vain philosophy can bring the real change that is needed.

The Diocese has produced Australia’s most honest church COVID review, with one dissenting committee member pressing further, calling for a “Truth and Reconciliation Day” and apologies to those coerced against their conscience.

An Egyptian man faces terrorism charges and possible execution for converting to Christianity — while Australia, his fiancée's home country, refuses to intervene.

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.

How could Australia be suffering a double energy crisis when the nation exports several times more energy than it consumes and far more than the United States, which has no energy crisis? Looking to the US, what needs to be done to ensure Australia’s energy security?

When Shane Warne died suddenly in 2022, his son Jackson refused to accept the official verdict — raising questions about COVID vaccine mandates, medical transparency, and the true cost of pandemic-era policies.