4 November 2022
4.5 MINS
A more honest headline for The Atlantic’s recent demand for amnesty over the pandemic response would have been: “Sorry, Not Sorry.” The sarcasm best represents the article’s smug sentiment. Author and economics professor Emily Oster inferred that we should just sweep the rubber bullets, totalitarianism, [...]
4 November 2022
5.8 MINS
Just how are we guided into all truth? This is another passage that may not seem all that difficult to understand, but it can be misused and abused. Let me give it to you in context. Jesus is telling His disciples that He will soon [...]
4 November 2022
3.6 MINS
Through a simple prayer followed by a friendly invitation, I found my salvation in Christ. By David Broadley In June 1976, my wife Barbara went to England to visit her parents together with our 8-month-old daughter Michelle. Sometime before they left, our home was visited [...]
3 November 2022
3.9 MINS
Gina Rinehart has skilfully repudiated the attempts of immature netballers to make her bend to their unreasonable whims. My grandmother hated the Japanese with a passion. After narrowly escaping the Chinese Communist Revolution, she spent three harrowing years under the Japanese Occupation in Singapore, protecting [...]
3 November 2022
5.7 MINS
A great saint with a great mind and a great heart has recently passed. I was not going to pen a piece on this great man’s passing, since a number of good pieces are already appearing on him and his ministry. The New Testament scholar [...]
3 November 2022
1.6 MINS
There is a reason, historically, that we have single-sex spaces. “Transwomen are women”, or so the saying goes. But it’s just not true. Transwomen are not a subset of women, they are a subset of men. This should not be difficult to comprehend. After all, [...]
2 November 2022
1.2 MINS
Across the world, countries are already struggling to find sufficient workers to sustain the economy and retirees. “According to the United Nations, the earth’s population will reach 8 billion around November 15. But, due to rapidly declining fertility, the world’s population may begin falling by [...]
2 November 2022
6.4 MINS
We must read -- or re-read -- these three crucial volumes. Yes I know, calling a recent book -- or a recent anything -- classic can be a risky thing to do. After all, usually we reserve the term ‘classic’ for something that has stood [...]
2 November 2022
2.2 MINS
If Netball Australia had any decency, they would reject Dan Andrews' $15m sponsorship offer. The Victoria Premier promised to fill the void left by Gina Rinehart’s decision to end an agreement between Hancock Prospecting and Netball Australia. Rinehart tore up her agreement with the sport [...]
1 November 2022
1.7 MINS
The Anglican Cathedral in Melbourne has recently installed an artwork promoting a permanent Welcome to Country. But rather than contain the prescribed words commonly said at Australian community events, the six panels depict the pantheistic creation stories of the Kulin people. What’s more, they are [...]
1 November 2022
2.8 MINS
So-called renewable energy is reliant on fossil fuels and unethical, unsustainable Chinese manufacturing practices. Proponents of wind and solar energy insist that using renewable energy is saving the planet, because it avoids adding greenhouse gases to the atmosphere. However, as most solar and wind-energy technology [...]
1 November 2022
6.5 MINS
One of the greatest needs for Christians today is to start using the minds that God gave us. The English humourist P. G. Wodehouse once said: “Some minds are like soup in a poor restaurant -- better left unstirred.” On a more serious note, the [...]
1 November 2022
2.8 MINS
"Self-driving" cars are as much a pipe dream as "self-identification" as one's preferred gender. Neither is based in reality. News of a fatal accident involving everyone’s favourite electric car that smashed into a tree with no one at the wheel raises the question: Why do [...]
31 October 2022
6.5 MINS
Editor’s Note: The Canberra Declaration called for 72 hours of Prayer, Praise & Worship to God from 14-17 October 2022 as part of our October 2022 Month of Prayer & Fasting for Revival with all the same prayer points. One extra prayer point was added [...]
31 October 2022
2.1 MINS
Despite Labor's promises to address the rapidly increasing cost of living, their perplexing power policies keep driving the price of electricity up. I cannot work out which is more incredible -- the claims this government makes, or the fact that this government expects Australians to [...]
31 October 2022
6.1 MINS
Considering the billionaire Musk, his acquisition of Twitter, and his Christian critics. Just because we do not share the same theology or anthropology does not mean we cannot support the good things that someone does. It seems to happen every time. You get some well-known [...]
31 October 2022
3.9 MINS
Intention To encourage believers to give praise to God in their darkest hour Scripture “The armies of the Moabites, Ammonites, and some of the Meunites declared war on Jehoshaphat. Jehoshaphat was terrified by this news and begged the LORD for guidance. He also ordered everyone [...]
30 October 2022
3.5 MINS
The family law system is unfairly stacked against separated fathers who simply want joint custody of their children. "Custody -- Blood is Thicker Than Water" is an inspiring true story of a loving father who fought the system so that he could be a dad [...]
30 October 2022
3.5 MINS
Intention If we want to see corporate revival, then we have to start with individuals Scripture “See then that you walk circumspectly, not as fools but as wise, redeeming the time, because the days are evil. Therefore do not be unwise, but understand what the [...]
29 October 2022
21.6 MINS
In this sermon, Rev. David Jones explores the true nature of revival—as the rushing mighty wind of the Holy Spirit, a sovereign work of God. He highlights the similarities between the 1517 Reformation and the day of Pentecost in Acts 2. ___ Editor’s Note: This [...]





