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It's an incredible time to be alive. On the back of this current church resurgence, the Canberra Declaration is praying and fasting this October for the Church to thrive and grow and for the release of the gospel across Australia.

In response to the NSW Conversion Practices Ban Act 2024, the Anglican Diocese of Sydney has passed a powerful Synod motion that declares the Church’s unwavering commitment to proclaim “the truth of God’s word” and to minister faithfully regardless of political pressure.

Grammy-winning Christian artist, Lauren Daigle, has taken to social media in the wake of Charlie Kirk’s assassination, inviting people to join her in daily Scripture reading, prayer, and fasting. Here's how you can join her.

Charlie Kirk’s martyrdom has become a catalyst for revival, with countless thousands of people returning to church or attending for the first time the weekend after his assassination. Here are some of their incredible testimonies.

Christian singer Forrest Frank has offered a stirring call to faith and repentance following the assassination of Christian activist Charlie Kirk, leading his millions of social media fans in the sinners' prayer. He joins other artists who have paid tribute to Kirk.

Love Sydney will hold their third annual Walk for Life in Hyde Park on Saturday, 20 September 2025. With high-profile speakers scheduled, organisers insist the event will build upon a deeply impactful 2024 walk. Here are some highlights from last year, as well as all the info you need for next weekend.

Many on the woke left are celebrating the assassination of Charlie Kirk, while those outside that demonic hive mind are celebrating him. To those who would say that this murder was a consequence of “polarisation”, give no quarter.

The NSW Government has confirmed that certain prayers are now illegal under the Conversion Practices Ban Act, prompting widespread concern among Christians about the erosion of religious freedom and the future of pastoral ministry.

I landed in Australia on June 25 for a revival tour and was supposed to go home in July. I have since extended my trip several times because of what I am seeing break out here in this Great Southland of the Holy Spirit. After studying revival history for over 25 years and even doing a PhD in it, I am recognising the beginnings of a great move of the Holy Spirit in Australia.

As a Christian, you cannot have an opinion on Israel-Palestine based on political motivation, feeling, or popular opinion. Rather, you must be drawn to the Word.

Pastor and commentator Jamie Bambrick has offered a powerful reflection on the Minneapolis church shooting, exploring the demonic influences and spiritual dangers he sees driving modern transgender ideology.

As the big day of our adopted baby Faith’s arrival approached, we were told that there was a good chance that Faith might have Dandy Walker syndrome.

A Minneapolis Catholic school Mass turned deadly on Wednesday when a transgender shooter opened fire on a church full of children. The FBI is investigating the attack as an act of anti-Christian domestic terrorism.

You are invited to join believers across Australia for a national prayer webinar for unborn babies on Tuesday evening, 26 August, hosted by the Australian Christian Lobby. The prayer webinar will be held one day before the annual Baby Booties display on the lawns of Parliament House, Canberra.

Over 88,000 babies are aborted each year in Australia alone, about the same number of people who walked across the Sydney Harbour Bridge a couple of weeks ago.

As long as we keep our eyes on our past in bondage in a place so oppressive it was called “Hell on Earth”, how will we ever come to know the place and identity that Jesus has prepared for us in the future that God has called “The Promised Land”?

The power of God’s forgiveness was broadcast across Australia on 7NEWS Spotlight Sunday night. Samuel Davidson, the drugged and drunk driver who killed three of Danny and Leila Abdallah’s children, declared that he now looks up to Danny as a godfather and said, “I want to be like Danny.”

Even in times of betrayal, hardship and loss, we can rest in the strength and love of God, who will never fail us.

There are at least two big bottlenecks that can hold back the mission of the Australian church. By addressing them with small, purposeful changes, we can greatly expand our community impact and open more doors for meaningful conversations about faith.

After breaking his back in a skateboarding accident, Forrest Frank experienced a miraculous healing just weeks later, and is now sharing his testimony to point fans to faith in Jesus.