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The gospel is not a private matter. It is good news that must be shared with the world. Romans 10 tells us that we are called and commissioned to communicate Jesus Christ.

When we might be at a loss in how to pray for people, Paul's prayer in Colossians 1:9–14 gives us a sure roadmap.

A new Gallup survey reveals a dramatic surge in religiosity among young men, reversing decades of trends and raising big questions about faith, culture, and meaning.

In 1 Corinthians 9, the apostle Paul writes of sharing in the blessings of the gospel received by others. To multiply our blessings in the body of Christ, we must first multiply the gospel.

God values both compassion, mercy and justice, and he has a way of holding them perfectly together for our eternal good. Moses discovered this firsthand on the mountain, where God passed before him, proclaiming his name and revealing his glory.

It is not enough for us to discover the good news and simply enjoy it. Good news must be shared. As the apostle Paul wrote in 1 Corinthians 9:16, “Woe to me if I do not preach the gospel!”

A historic movement is building across the Pacific as Christian leaders announce Pentecost 26, a region-wide summons for Oceania to step into its prophetic destiny. Spanning from 18 May to 13 June 2026, this initiative unites three major gatherings into one unfolding storyline of prayer, evangelism, and Holy Spirit outpouring

The only real hope for Australia is the good news of the kingdom. No political party, false religion, sporting team, or vain philosophy can bring the real change that is needed.

Lionel Richie brought more than music to American Idol's Songs of Faith — he delivered a raw, heartfelt call to prayer and a candid reflection on faith, culture, and humanity.

Adult baptisms are surging across Australia's Catholic dioceses, with some cities more than doubling last year's figures — signalling an unexpected spiritual renewal this Eastertide.

Young Americans are turning to faith and reading the Bible in surprising numbers — but are curiosity and conviction keeping pace with each other?

The UK Bible Society’s landmark Quiet Revival report has been significantly undermined by a major polling error. Yet despite the setback, the organisation insists the broader story of spiritual renewal remains compelling.

Greg Sheridan argues Christianity isn't just the West's heritage — it's its only hope. Bold, uncompromising faith built civilisation once. It can again.

Over 120 young adults gathered for Disciple Camp, trained in practical disciple-making tools and sent out to reach their generation for Jesus.

A former Iranian Revolutionary Guard soldier turned Christian missionary says freedom from Iran's Islamist regime is worth the economic costs Westerners might face.

After surviving plagues, wars, and revolutions across nine centuries, the French Abbey of La Trappe faces a threat its founders never could have imagined: an empty calling.

Argentina's great revival of the 1980s transformed churches but left the nation largely unchanged — a sobering lesson on why Christians must engage both the sanctuary and the ballot box.

A visit to Tasmania's infamous Sarah Island uncovers how anti-religious bias can distort history — and why the real record of faith in Australia deserves a second look.

A new poll has found that a majority of Britons believe moving away from the country’s Christian roots would harm future generations, in findings released to coincide with a major Oxford conference on Christian revival.

A quiet resurgence of Christian faith — particularly among young adults — may be sparking a new Catholic literary and cultural renaissance, echoing a similar revival a century ago.