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Here, I briefly discuss three new books about three amazing Christian women. Two involve rather dramatic conversion stories of Americans who have recently written up their stories, while the third involves an Australian whose new book is equally inspiring.

Where confusion over sexuality abounds today, the Australian Creed brings crisp clarity to this deeply personal and vitally important biblical teaching. And the impact of the creed is growing.

In one of the final acts of his 55-year political career, outgoing President Joe Biden distributed prestigious awards to a bevy of left-wing activists, including longtime Democrat Hillary Clinton and billionaire George Soros, as well as pro-abortion rock star Bono.

May God be pleased to bless all who sign and live by this Creed for sexual integrity, that they might glorify God with their minds and their bodies.

Seth Gruber’s "The 1916 Project: The Lyin’, the Witch, and the War We’re In" presents readable, well-referenced facts about the abortion movement’s roots. Knowing what, why, and who gave birth to abortion in the past makes all the difference.

There is a growing polarisation of society, and it is not coincidentally growing with the suppression of Truth and pride in sin. We are divided by false doctrines and suppression of the Truth.

I am serious and sincere in my contention that the nation of Australia is currently experiencing the wrath of God. This is demonstrated by the prevalence of wickedness which exists throughout our land. It is my hope that the Lord may use this warning to lead His people to repentance.

We need to pray and act (write to your local member etc.) on this critical issue. This conversion practices bill is an attack on sanity, free speech, and being able to share the hope of the Gospel.

This is the problem that afflicts modern Western culture. We are more concerned about protecting a group’s feelings than about genuinely helping them.

Queers for Palestine got a little reality check last week. Our ambassador in Iran was given a dressing down for an Instagram post promoting homosexuality. You see, homosexuality is illegal in the Islamic Republic of Iran.

In this article, I want to address questions and concerns some folks might have about the US elections, and the two main teams. Specifically, what might we think about Team Trump, including his new backer, Robert F. Kennedy Jr? Polarisation is running hot as ever on this issue.

The World Health Organisation is warning that we are on the verge of a worldwide mpox outbreak. But whatever you do, don’t call it Monkeypox.

There have been deliberate attempts made to undermine the Gospel and the churches, and to see them replaced with fake gospels and fake churches. And this even involves some well-known evangelicals.

Leaders of the Christian, Muslim and Jewish religions in Queensland have united to condemn the Miles government’s draft anti-discrimination laws restricting their schools from hiring and firing staff based on their faith, sexuality, marital status and gender identity.

In May, a Sydney-based bakery with the awkward name “Oven Bakery by Fufu” caused outrage by baking a batch of cakes decorated with Palestinian flags and images of the Hamas spokesman Abu Abaid for the birthday of a lucky local four-year-old boy named Omar.

Here I want to look, not at the battle of the bands, but at the battle of the signs. The sign wars are heating up, and we need to engage at that level as well. Anyone can spout out mushy words and sentimental platitudes. But without something solid to base them on, they offer us nothing of lasting value.

For Americans who used to dread June and its suffocating rainbow excess, this year feels different. A week into the obligatory LGBT pandering, and the storyline hasn’t been Pride — but Pride pushback.

Debate on the so-called “equality bill” tabled by the Independent member for Sydney, Alex Greenwich MP is set to begin, although 85.13% of the 13,258 people who responded to the public survey on the bill indicated they were opposed to its passage.

Set for release in June, a new television show called 'Queer Planet' promises to justify sexual deviancy by appeals to the animal kingdom. But infanticide, rape and cannibalism are also practised in the animal kingdom — so where will that logic lead us?

I am concerned that a report by the Sydney Diocesan Doctrine Commission (SDDC) on "The Doctrine of Concupiscence and its Relevance to the Experience of Same-Sex Attraction" is not as helpful as it could be in giving people guidance on this issue.