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We should pray for the nations that we live in. When the enemy wants to bring hatred and division and bloodshed, we can pray for the opposite. Hateful rhetoric needs to be nipped in the bud, on all sides of politics. Please pray for Trump and his full recovery, and please pray for America.

While I share many people’s concerns about Trump’s character, Christians need to be careful how we think about this assassination attempt. Some may also be disappointed that the bullet merely wounded but didn’t kill him. But such thinking is unbiblical.

People are right to be outraged that Melbourne primary school children have been taught to sing an Indigenous-themed anthem rather than the national anthem.

Since October 7, there has been a deafening silence across much of Australia’s Muslim community. Only a few have condemned Hamas. In my view, this highlights the dangerous rise of political and radical Islam. These communities must have the courage to stand against hate.

Coles has confirmed it will stock Australia Day merchandise after woke Woolworths launched a petty attack against our national holiday.

2024 will see a 2,000% increase in the number of councils boycotting Australia Day citizenship ceremonies. Albo is partly to blame, but ugly racial politics more so.

The big idea of this book is that 1776, more than any other year in the last millennium, is the year that made us who we are. We cannot understand ourselves without it.

Certainly, we should suffer compassion and distress for our suffering brothers. But do not allow the evil one to let it overshadow the infinitely gushing goodness of God in life.

When Christians gather together, they don’t commune together under a shared political or demographic identity; instead, they unite under a far more powerful and sacred truth that transcends mere demographic or political attributes.

One of the realities that has not been taken into account sufficiently is that Australia is not really a "white" country in any meaningful sense. It is a multicultural country.

Australia emphatically rejected enshrining an Indigenous Voice to Parliament advisory body in the constitution at the weekend’s referendum, with a 60/40 split for No vs. Yes.

One chief cause of division is the attraction of many Christians to conspiracy theories. A negative aspect of conspiracy theories is that they are fundamentally a form of Gnosticism.

If successful, the Voice will introduce a race-based or ancestry/heritage-based body into the constitution, which is therefore discriminatory and goes against the equality of law in a democracy.

I appreciate your passion, Rev. Costello, in prosecuting your case for the ‘Yes’ campaign. But all things considered, I believe my duty as a Christian is to vote ‘No’.

As division is the poisoned fruit produced by deception and diversion, that is my focus here. The primary manifestation involves the breaking of fellowship.

The Albanese Labor Government’s hypocrisy about promoting ‘a voice’ is utterly disgraceful. They have shown themselves to be totally incapable of hearing what the Indigenous people are saying or speaking about.

I think the Voice will fail, and I think that it will be in the interests of Aboriginal Australians ultimately for it to fail, because I fear the consequences.

The Voice referendum reveals some interesting dimensions of contemporary Australian culture that are being obscured by the political debate.

I became very concerned about whether the Voice was in the national interest. After reading and listening and canvassing ideas, I’ve come to the firmly held view that the last thing that Australia can afford is a solution described as the Voice.

On Saturday, 2 September, about 150 people gathered in the Zenith Theatre, Chatswood, New South Wales, to hear ten brilliant presentations organised by Family First.