The Washington Times has commented that the inauguration of the Anglican Church in North America posed a "dilemma for the worldwide Anglican Communion over who represents Anglicanism in the United States and Canada".

Sometimes a great voice and faultless production just aren't enough.

Only one more sleep until the Church Planting Conference at Moore College and there is a talk that a new network will be born there.

There is something about the last Federal parliamentary sitting week before the winter recess that sends everyone berko. It's like school muck-up day, but with more invective.

We continue to feel the aftershocks of Mark Driscoll's 2008 Sydney visit, especially as we consider training which has 'stolen' a generation of church planters.

Those rocking up to this months Winter Magic festival are being compelled to give the gift-wrapped St Hildas, Katoomba a second look.

John Piper loves confounding combinations of words. He calls himself a Christian hedonist, and his latest book is called Spectacular Sins. What first appears to be about personal holiness turns out to be a profound work about the existence of evil and the sovereignty of God.

An op-ed piece in the Wall Street Journal compels me to give five reasons why I say 'I won't' to rewriting the wedding vows in the Book of Common Prayer.