Pastor Robert Fergusson’s new book dives into the art of storytelling and how to effectively use your life story to unveil God’s truths.

The disreputable and immoral outcasts of society ate with Jesus while the self-righteous teachers of the law were repulsed by such grace.

Baby Shark – doo doo doo doo doo doo – has become the most watched YouTube video with over 7 billion views.

Winners don’t always make the most money or have the biggest followings on social media, they could even look like the definition of a loser.

I was sitting and sipping the morning away, when the homeless man who lives on the steps of the church I work near, popped into my mind.

What is the true fruit of love? Is it your children? Is it happiness? Is it receiving from others? Well, actually, it isn’t.

A vivid sunset, a misty horizon, the vibrant life of a colourful coral reef. In the presence of such beauty could we in fact be glimpsing something more?

How do you measure your progress as a Christian? What do you do when you feel like you’re totally messing it up?

In the most dangerous places on the planet, Christians continue to follow Jesus, no matter the cost. For Khan, that cost was high.

You’re qualified to achieve great things with your life, but not because of your performance, position, title or achievements.

As we settle into 2020 it’s a time of reflection not just of last year but of life. We asked Aussies what their top 3 regrets would be if they died tonight.

Social anxieties are not just the domain of young people. Social challenges affect each lifestage and generation differently.

This is about more than a scorched and dusty, dry land. What some are calling the worst drought in living memory seems to have more to it than just that.

Speaking as a X-Generation boy who all the other generations despise, let me say this: If you’re a Christian, it’s not OK to say “OK Boomer”.

Without Thanksgiving, or any public holidays, Black Friday is not as big an event in Australia as it is in the U.S – but it is gaining recognition.

The average household annual income is $116,584 and the national average household net wealth has tipped the million-dollar mark for the first time.

More than 1 in 5 Australians (21%) have experienced food insecurity in the last 12 months, meaning they ran out of food and were unable to buy more.

Events in Australia are big business. It ranks 8th amongst the top 50 countries for business events, a sector that accounts for AUD $1.48 trillion per year.

It is hard to refute the statement that we are now living in the great screenage. Screen-based devices are now a regular part of our day to day lives.

For many of us, the very mention of Artificial Intelligence conjures up futuristic notions of SkyNet and cunning malevolent robots.