Charles Brammall on ministering to the entertainment industry through his ENTER ministry, finishes his story by asking us to seek an “endgame.“ The wonderful Gospel conversations God gave us with entertainment people were manifold. But sometimes they were missing something… Continue Reading
Overshadowed by the Middle East, the 12 days war between Israel and Iran and the US devastation of nuclear sites, a peace deal offers new hope for Africa. The Peace Agreement between the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Republic… Continue Reading
Dan Armstrong who died on June 14, spent decades leading many to Christ as an evangelist in the Methodist and Uniting churches, including in revival that began on Elco Island in the lates 1970s. Here is his testimony. Good day.… Continue Reading
Samuel Perry, Baylor University Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s affiliation with the Communion of Reformed Evangelical Churches – commonly called the CREC – drew attention even before his confirmation hearings in January 2025. More recently, media reports highlighted a Pentagon prayer… Continue Reading
An Obadiah Slope Column Drawing to a close: Can you change the world with paper and pencil? The answer is yes if you consider the work of the visionary architect Léon Krier who died this month. He hardly built a… Continue Reading
“Unbelievable donation to Adelaide Hills’ op shop stuns Red Cross” was the headline for a story on the Adelaide gossip site Glamadelaide. Not a bad little scoop, that the Bible of one of South Australia’s colonial founding fathers had been… Continue Reading
Temporary workers working in regional NSW, hired on visas through the Pacific Australia Labour Mobility (PALM) scheme have been forced to have abortions to meet visa requirements. From 500 or 600 women a year approaching local doctors in the Murranbidgee reason, 95%… Continue Reading
Paul Prather via Religion Unplugged (OPINION) Vickie came to our rural church roughly 15 years ago. Nobody remembers exactly when. She and my wife, Liz, had become acquainted through their participation in the National Writing Project, a program that trains… Continue Reading
Tim Costello turned up at my big sister Sylvia’s funeral with a story. My wife Merridie and I were studying in Rüschlikon, just out of Zurich, in 1983 and early 1984. We were looking to come back home after four… Continue Reading
Melbourne’s Simon Camilleri has two clever niches, promoting reading (and reciting) the Bible publically and writing Children’s books. He’s launching a new one “Read Think Pray Do.” The Other Cheek pinned him down to do an interview 1) Simon, you… Continue Reading