One of the contentions of the New Atheists is that Christianity impedes human flourishing; this book contradicts that.

One of the aims of our new prayer book, Common Worship, is to safeguard the Word of God in the context of a rapidly changing world.

John Mason in New York reflects on the calm before the storm.

Examining the nature of power from a Christian perspective reveals it is a force which does not have to be abusive; rather both beneficial and essential.

It is an all too common occurrence that people leave a congregation to join another. What should we do?

Up to 320 Christians, from at least five churches and two university ministries, from across Wollongong joined together to spell ‘Jesus is ___.’ on a local beach.

I didn’t think that I had done much but just sitting beside John, not saying much, was huge for him.

We must believe in God… because if we don’t we will have to believe in man, and then we will only be disappointed.”