There’s sadness and hope on the long road towards Aboriginal recognition and reconciliation.
There’s sadness and hope on the long road towards Aboriginal recognition and reconciliation.
An interview with Bethany Hoang from International Justice Mission (IJM), a human rights agency that works with the legal system […]
Ruth Padilla de Borst, Director of Christian Formation and Leadership Development with World Vision International, shares with Simon Smart about […]
John G. Stackhouse Jr tells Simon Smart how, when faced with the problem of evil, he finds the most helpful […]
John G. Stackhouse Jr, Professor of Theology and Culture at Regent College in Vancouver, explains how the problem of suffering […]
An atheist, a Taliban leader, and a teenager fighting cancer respond to the Bible.
Phil Camden has Motor Neurone Disease – and robust hope for the future.
How a spinal cord injury revealed to Shane Clifton both the wonder and fragility of life.
Simon Smart weighs the tenets of the self-esteem movement against the starkness of the Easter story.
To sacrifice for Queen and country is one thing, but would you lay down your life for an enemy?
It’s often said that religion is a cause of war - but can it also be a cause of peace?
Phil Camden has Motor Neurone Disease but hope lights his path in the shadow of death.
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