Australia’s Largest Christian News Site

Elon Musk won't mock God, won't follow Christ — but he won't quite let go either. His spiritual journey is one of the most watched in the world.

From communism’s ruins to modern technocratic dreams, utopian schemes promise heaven on earth yet ignore human sin—delivering coercion, disillusionment, and often devastation instead.

Jordan Peterson is taking a sabbatical. Health concerns are forcing the conservative heavyweight to take some downtime due to an overexposure to mould, inflaming an ongoing medical condition.

At the sold-out Alliance for Responsible Citizenship (ARC) conference, some of the world's most influential people were told that faith in Christ is essential to the urgent task of rebuilding and renewing Western civilisation.

In response to rising campus antisemitism, ideological conformity and failing academic standards, a group of prominent thinkers has unveiled the Manhattan Statement — a pointed critique of modern universities and a roadmap for long-overdue reform.

Being a man in 2025 might be more complicated than it was in, say, 1955. But history shows our forefathers faced enormous, often devastating challenges. Being a man is difficult and challenging—but maybe that’s exactly the point.

Oxford Mathematician and Christian apologist Professor John Lennox models what it means to defend the truth in love. He recently sat down with agnostic philosopher Alex O'Connor for a winsome conversation about faith, science, and the Bible.

In a viral online video—"Jordan Peterson vs 20 Atheists"—the popular Canadian psychologist faced off with twenty atheist influencers, debating issues from the moral foundations of science to the atheist conception (or caricature) of God. But just how defensible were Peterson's propositions?

From vaccine regrets to free speech wars, Elon Musk’s journey reveals a deeper struggle with modern cultural forces.

'Billboard Chris' Elston’s case against Australia’s eSafety Commissioner is a crucial fight for free speech rights.

I recently spoke with Crows Ruckman Reilly O’Brien about Jordan Peterson, BLM, Welcome to Country, and the growing politicisation of the AFL.

Faith is the only sure foundation for a civilisation in crisis, Os Guinness warned at this year’s ARC conference in London.

YouTube (YT) is back to burying content in the name of community standards. The company roadblocked the reach of Jordan Peterson’s July 2024 interview with UK political prisoner Tommy Robinson in January.

We now have a brand new book by Jordan Peterson that has many people talking: "We Who Wrestle with God: Perceptions of the Divine". There are already many Christians discussing it, and pointing out his many shortcomings in terms of expressing orthodox Christian teaching.

One main theme of Peterson’s book is that life is an adventure, albeit a risky one, and living by and for truth, regardless of any negative consequences, is the path we must follow. Taking responsibility for our actions, and remaining steadfast in our higher pursuits, is vital.

Jordan Peterson is in essence subjecting iconic Bible stories to a Jungian reading. Peterson’s conception of creation is closer to the Manichaean than the Judeo-Christian.

ARC is taking the best of Western history – the worth and dignity of each person, responsibility rather than victimhood, religious freedom rather than thought control, and promoting that story as the better one for our future.

Take away the history of a people or a culture or a nation, and you effectively take away the people, the culture, and the nation. We are today what has gone before in our past. Being unmoored from our own past makes us quite vulnerable.

Jordan Peterson kneeled with Russell Brand onstage, in an unscripted, two-minute public prayer over the weekend. He then joined Brand in reciting the Lord’s Prayer. Their impromptu talk was part of a Make America Great Again (MAGA), Make America Healthy Again (MAHA) rally.

Donald Trump, reflecting on his close brush with an assassin’s bullet, says he’s now more a believer in God. The former president and 2024 candidate made the comments on X during a live conversation with Elon Musk.