There are a lot of ways to start a Gospel conversation, not the least of which is reflecting on the ideas referenced in pop culture. Jeremy Halcrow describes Talking Point, a new Southern Cross resource which will help readers use reviews to question their friends' assumptions on life, the universe and everything...

Ministers well understand their responsibility to preach the Gospel. But is a dangerous divide developing between the message and everything else that Christians do? Mike Bullimore helps connect the dots from Gospel to thinking, to behaviour.

We Christians are not to worship idols, and that means rock stars, too. But it doesnt mean we cant listen to them, enjoy them, and sometimes even admire them "“ especially when they deserve it. U2s Bono is that rare celebrity who seems to have become more, rather than less, admirable over time.

On the streets of Japan this week, traditionalists are in shock with news that many more of their teens have turned to Christ than anyone had expected.

The explosion of houses occurring in Sydneys North West calls for a response, and Steve Reimer is wondering if you might be part of the solution to this evangelistic problem.

Chooi Kok has been dreaming of flying back to her birthplace, Malaysia, as a missionary. But taking up a new a new ministry position at Auburn has opened her eyes to the missionary opportunities in Sydneys own multicultural backyard.

The Principal of Melbournes Ridley Theological College rejoiced with over 100 Moore College graduates and hundreds of guests during last nights Moore College graduation ceremony.

Godliness and humour have tussled in Christian history. There is more humour in the Bible than flat readings in contemporary churches might suggest. It has didactic and social functions within the larger comic framework of salvation history. We visit the shape of creation"“fall"“redemption to see the perversions of humour and its redeemed uses in social critique, effective communication and in strengthening community within the family of God.