This month, a former London barman is answering the tough questions about life and God in a Maroubra pub.

Di Warren warned over 3000 women against living a 'decaf Christianity at Equip last Saturday.

Cancer Vixen tells the story of a New York Times cartoonist whose high energy, materialistic, glamourous lifestyle is shattered by the discovery that she had breast cancer.

Middle-long distance runner Kathryn Archbold says parties, limited time and distrust in God can throw Christian athletes off track.

Archbishop Peter Jensen has branded NSW prisons as "expensive, discriminatory and ineffective".

The most popular Christian response to the 'problem of evil' is the 'free-will defence'. But does it really offer a parody of Christian doctrine?

Two weeks ago, Sydney parishes and schools welcomed 16 Moore College student teams for a week of outreach in their local communities. Are these weeks the best outreach strategy for churches? How do churches keep mission on the boil when student teams have gone home? Should Sydney churches be thinking more creatively about how they use these missions?

In recent decades, much of what Protestants always thought Roman Catholicism was about has all but vanished.