Kel Richards, author, radio personality and more recently a Spectator columnist, has a secret identity as a tract – small gospel message leaflet –writer. The Other Cheek thinks he deserves credit, but also publicity for his excellent tracts. The Other… Continue Reading
This is a week of good news for the Diocese of the Southern Cross – a breakaway refuge for evangelical churches in progressive Australian Anglican dioceses (regions). Four new churches are being added to the Diocese of the Southern Cross… Continue Reading
Max Jeganathan, an experienced apologetics speaker returning to Australia to join the Centre for Public Christianity found that there’s a big increase of contempt in our society when he came back. He recalled a line from a Renée Zellweger character… Continue Reading
A speaker at the Freedom for Faith (FFF) national conference this week reported that Christian School principals received death threats for signing a letter about same-sex marriage. “In 2018, Anglican school leaders across Sydney signed a letter relating to our… Continue Reading
What I Learned by Making Every Mistake in the Book as A Christian – a column by Charles Brammall The great Peter Bolt (a Moore College lecturer now with the Sydney College of Divinity) was training me in how to chat… Continue Reading
Stan Grant was part of this year’s lineup at PreachFest, a unique celebration organised by the Uniting Church in NSW/ACT. The three-day festival was “created to inspire and enliven the craft, art and vocation of preaching across churches in Australia.”… Continue Reading
Schoolyard name-calling: Obadiah noticed Christians getting upset at high fee schools being described online as “prestigious,” in the media (or wealthy, or any number of similar words.) Obadiah might be simple but it is clear that these schools do trade… Continue Reading
A new association of Baptist churches, the Open Baptists , officially formed last weekend in Canberra as a body opposed to moves by the NSW/ACT Baptist Association to require pastors and churches to subscribe to a “position statement” that describes… Continue Reading
As Shadow Treasurer Angus Taylor addressed a meeting of powerful people in London this week, a massive irony escaped him. Hailing the Victory of the “No” case in the recent Voice referendum. “A powerful well-funded, and vocal coalition supported the… Continue Reading
On a hill overlooking Lake Macquarie, on the Toronto peninsula that juts like a dagger into the lake, sits the Toronto Pub, a grand stone building festooned with colonial lace. The tourists and revellers that throng the pub don’t know… Continue Reading