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Ten years ago, 21 Christians were brutally murdered by Islamic State on a beach in Libya. Now, a decade since the choreographed massacre, Coptic Solidarity has put its full support behind a new 13-minute animation marking their martyrdom.

Amity Gilmour, 24, is a Christian singer/songwriter battling chronic illness, who is soon to release her third single, ‘Cry’. Gilmour suffers from a genetic connective tissue disorder, Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (EDS). Even as her health declines, her career as a musician is only growing.

While Western elites, politicians and media outlets all hyperventilate about the supposed problem of “Islamophobia” in the West, the real truth is this: throughout the world, the most persecuted religious group is Christianity, and it is so often mainly Islam that is doing the persecution.

For years, she dabbled in eastern mysticism, yoga and Judaism. But nothing prepared Nicole Shanahan for the spiritual warfare she experienced on the campaign trail — a struggle that led her into the arms of Jesus.

Leila and Danny Abdallah have released their 4 Steps to Forgiveness, a new initiative to help sufferers identify how to forgive those who have hurt them, and what to do next.

I saw the Australian National Anthem in a brand-new light. It occurred to me that a nation needs to know its purpose, and this very song outlines our purpose very clearly — To Advance Australia Fair. 

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.

This year, from January 19th to February 8th, we seek the Lord for His Mercy and Truth to flood this nation. We pray that so many in darkness will come to salvation and many in deception about abortion will come to freedom, to choose life for their offspring and raise them in the love of Jesus!

A Tribute to Ali Finlayson.

For Todd Carney, a player whose NRL career was as much defined by his talent on the field as his troubles off it, this new chapter offers a story of redemption that resonates deeply with anyone who believes in the power of transformation.

Charlie Plumb, a former United States Navy pilot, spent six years as a prisoner of war (POW) in Vietnam. Pinned down by despair and blame, Plumb stayed this way until the reality of Christ’s forgiveness transformed his heart.

Having just recently read again Romans 12:3-8 and 1 Corinthians 12:12-31 about the importance of body life and how Christians so very much need one another, I have been reminded once more how much I do depend on others.

They say that the darkest part of the day is just before dawn. And in a similar way, there are signs that the Spirit of God might be about to do an extraordinary work in Australia.

Today, Jason T Smith helps fund various mission initiatives as a result of his business success. But he never envisaged his journey would turn out this way.

Renowned for his dynamic preaching and unwavering commitment to sharing the Gospel, Clark’s life and ministry left a profound impact on countless people across Australia and internationally.

Joe de Bruyn is a well-known Catholic trade-unionist who was recently awarded an honorary doctorate from the Australian Catholic University in Melbourne. He gave a speech in thanksgiving for the award, which prompted a disconcerting walk-out by graduates and faculty members.

Christians have an unchanging message to give to a changing world. That means that the methods that we use to share the good news can and should also change. Why not use new digital technologies for Christian evangelisation and ministry?

Adam Smith-Conner was convicted for silently praying near an abortion clinic. If we think these unjust measures restrict the power of prayer, we had better think again. Two remarkable testimonies of answered prayer demonstrate otherwise.

I do not now use the term "detransition" because, after seeing all of this research, I realised that nobody ever truly transitions, so nobody can detransition. I prefer to say that I got my real life back.

Without these criminal charges, Päivi Räsänen would not have had the exceptional chance to testify about Jesus in front of police officers, in courtrooms and through live broadcasts and press conferences directly to Finnish families.