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The War Against the Past? What Frank Furedi Gets Right, What Complicates the Story, and What Christians Should Do With History Ask a group of Christians whether history matters and almost everyone will say yes. The Bible is, after all, a book rooted in events: an exodus, an exile, a …

In Christ We Come Together: What Reconciliation With Aboriginal Australians Looks Like for the Church Here’s a question that may be uncomfortable: how many Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander people do you know personally? Not know about, but actually know, by name, with shared meals, conversations and trust. For many …

80,000 Pray in a Texas Stadium: Is This Revival, and What Does It Mean to Contend for the Faith? Tens of thousands of people packing a stadium usually means a football game or a concert. On Saturday 10 October, it meant something quite different: an estimated 80,000 people filling AT&T …

Wanted: A Statesman Like Roosevelt, Churchill and Zelenskyy Australia faces mounting geopolitical, economic and defence threats, but its political leaders lack the bold vision and decisive communication needed to prepare the nation. Asleep at the wheel, Australia’s political leaders are failing to confront domestic and international crises that rival the …