Some images we see of life in Africa are heart wrenching, especially those coming out of Zimbabwe.

Ever felt bewildered by all the vast details in the Bible? Worse still, ever struggled to explain it to someone else? The Bible Overview may be the map you're looking for.

The Homogenous Unit Principle - identifying discrete people groups to target evangelism - may be too naive a way to view the world.

Very soon Australians will go to the polls to elect a government for the next three years. On what criteria will they choose one party rather than another?

Today, Christian parents have an overwhelming choice of schools as they think about education within the overall responsibility of nurturing children in a God-honouring way. How do parents choose in the educational 'marketplace?

A "storm in a teacup" "“ a minor argument or fight - is sometimes useful. It can help you see people in a new light. Consider the "storm in a teacup" that followed the proposal in a recent Southern Cross that the diocese set up a College of Church Music.

It seems that in recent times that some atheists have become more and more 'evangelistic, in the sense of actively trying to convert people to their point of view. With a title such as The Atheist Manifesto, it should come as no surprise that this is the intention of Michael Onfrays new book.

Archbishop Peter Jensen has said the US bishops' reply to the Anglican Communions ultimatum says nothing new and may do nothing to resolve tensions between the two bodies.