There are few books that can truly be described as a Christian Classic. If there were ten in the world, CS Lewis Screwtape Letters would definitely be among them.

Today is a new dawn for the parishes of Lane Cove and Mowbray, who officially merged last night after a year-long journey.

Many of the couples who sit in my counselling room have, at its most simple level, lost the ability to be friends with each other.

We often walk a fine line between mastering technology, and being mastered by it. Email is a helpful servant, but a terrible master. The emails just keep flooding in, and it can be hard to stem the tide.

I don't like the strategy of Mars Hill Global to plant 'campus congregations' that will set up a screen and have Mark Driscoll video preach 40 times a year.

The Anglican Church in North America has met the requirements of international law to be formally recognised. How will this new province be 'recognised' in the Anglican Communion?

Even Britney has more depth than this. Clarkson has a great voice, it's just a shame she has nothing to say.

Before we became Christians our measure of our value was largely based on performance. Therefore it isn't surprising that not long after becoming Christians, we construct a performance-based measure of our relationship with God. Very quickly we forget who and what we were at the moment of salvation and shift back to a doctrine of works...