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In a moment of crisis, Peter grabbed a sword — but Jesus embraced the cup. True faith means trusting God’s plan, even when it’s painful, confusing or beyond our control.

Marziyeh Amirizadeh's testimony is incredible. She saw Jesus during her miraculous conversion, engaged in daring evangelistic endeavours, and later suffered heart-wrenching persecution at the hands of Iranian guards. Her story reminds us: there is great hope for Iran.

These hostages who returned from the Hamas tunnels underneath Gaza didn't all believe in God. But in the darkness, they discovered that God was still there amid the horrors.

Against all expectations, a quiet revival is unfolding in Generation Z men and women who, astonishingly, are choosing ancient paths over modern delusion. It will fall on them to rebuild the Church, the family, and the moral imagination of the West.

An ISIS suicide bomber shot his way inside a Syrian Greek Orthodox church before detonating himself, killing at least 25 and injuring an estimated 63 others.

Trump has announced that Iran must make peace after the US military struck three nuclear facilities and "completely obliterated" them. In his address, the US President thanked God, saying, “We love you, God, and we love our great military. Protect them.”

Numerous Iran experts say that there is a massive underground movement of Iranians hoping for the fall of the oppressive Islamist regime. It comes as thousands of Iranians are converting to Christianity, despite intense persecution.

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.

The Ayatollah of Iran believes the existence of Israel is a global injustice inhibiting the return of the Mahdi, which must be eliminated. If you’re unfamiliar with religion, you’ll miss so much of what is really going on in this conflict – which explains the Australian Government's position.

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.

Iran has been swearing to completely wipe out Israel and has been feverishly working on its nuclear weapons program. We should thank Israel for acting in self-defence, and in defence of the world.

Michael Tait, former lead singer of the Newsboys, has publicly confessed to substance abuse and sexual misconduct. His tragic story should send shivers down every spine and ignite an urgent wake-up call for the Church.

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?

Sometimes Christians can become passive against social decay, believing that biblical prophecy means we shouldn't fight against the increase of evil. But here are seven reasons biblical prophecy should motivate believers to be salt and light.

Our main purpose in this life is to share the good news of Jesus with all those who will receive it and pray for unbelievers to be converted.

Rejoice knowing that every prayer of repentance and every soul won for Jesus are preparing the way and hastening Christ’s Coming. Come, Lord Jesus!

Mount Sinai’s landmark Christian monastery, Saint Catherine's, could become a mosque. An Egyptian court has ruled that the World Heritage-listed site belongs to the State, evoking concerns from Greece and Orthodox and Coptic communities.

I am deeply thankful to Pope Leo XIV for honest, blunt talk about the most troubling questions the human race now faces on assisted suicide, abortion, birth rates and the sexual revolution.

In recent weeks, I’ve been asking the Lord to make my witness more effective. My heart longs for greater boldness in sharing Jesus with those who don’t yet know Him.

Persecuted Church advocate Elizabeth Kendal can no longer serve her Melbourne Anglican congregation due to new requirements on gender and sexuality. Worldwide, religious freedom experts warn of increasing intolerance towards Christians.