Charles Brammall “Hercule-an” English actor David Courtney Suchet is best known as the ridiculously curly-waxed moustachioed Hercule Poirot in “Agatha Christie’s Poirot” from ‘89 to 2013. For this he received international acclaim and the 1991 British Academy Television Best Actor… Continue Reading
School Principal Sam Woods tells what it is really like to lead a Christian School If you read anything about leading change, the first step is always the same: communicate the vision. In a school, you’d think “Educational Improvement” wouldn’t… Continue Reading
A review by Peter Bentley of Plans For Your Good: A Prime Minister’s Testimony of God’s Faithfulness (2024) This book has now been out for one year, and after yet another election, I thought it could be helpful to provide… Continue Reading
All four candidates at this week’s Melbourne Anglican election synod (church parliament) is an evangelical. The candidates:• Bishop Ric Thorpe, from the Diocese of London.• Rev Dr Wei-Han Kuan, Executive Director of CMS Victoria. • Ven Dr Tim Johnson –… Continue Reading
An Obadiah Slope Column Too good to be real: It’s is a great quote and many people, including Brian Houston, but he’s only one among hundreds of thousands, have posted it. But it is a fake. The quote: ” Brothers,… Continue Reading
by Paul Bedwell incoming CEO of Youth For Christ Australia This past Easter weekend, Australia witnessed something extraordinary – a surge of spiritual hunger manifesting in public displays of faith not seen in decades. In Melbourne, a citywide Christian outreach… Continue Reading
Former leader of the Victoria Liberals, John Pesutto has been ordered to pay costs of $2.3m after after Moira Deeming, temporarily a cross bencher, won against him, She was awarded $300,000 damages. Here is a backgrounder from The Conversation. Rick… Continue Reading
Opinion by Paul Prather via Religion Unplugged The criticism of my preaching I’ve heard most across the decades is this: I don’t preach enough against wickedness. I’m too easy on reprobates. I don’t threaten rebels with hellfire. In a word,… Continue Reading
An abortion bill stripped of contentious provisions to force hospitals to carry out terminations, and make conscientious objector doctors formally refer patients for abortions, has passed the NSW parliament. “Faith leaders, advocacy groups and Freedom for Faith have all been… Continue Reading
The names of the four candidates in the election for the next Anglican Archbishop of Melbourne to be voted on at an election Synod (church parliament) on May 23 and 24, have become public. The four candidates are: • Bishop… Continue Reading