Mark Stephens on the election of a Sydney Anglican Archbishop from a non-European background, and the diversity of global Christianity.
Mark Stephens on the election of a Sydney Anglican Archbishop from a non-European background, and the diversity of global Christianity.
Anna Grummitt on the decision to ban Australians in India from returning home, and the importance of compassion during this pandemic.
Tim Costello reflects on individual and systemic evils, and how in the Christian story Jesus comes to deal with them both.
Mark Stephens on the pushback against the European Super League, and how sport is so much more than just a commodity.
In light of Prince Philip’s funeral, Simon Smart ponders the enduring importance of ritual.
Justine Toh on Aboriginal deaths in custody, the “attention economy”, and what we might learn from Old Testament prophets.
Natasha Moore reflects on a storm in her teacup – Sky News’ misinterpretation of her Easter Sunday article for ABC News.
Anna Grummitt on what Khloé Kardashian’s reaction to an unapproved photo reveals about our desire for control and fear of rejection.
Barney Zwartz on Anglicare’s The Cost of Privilege report, and how the pandemic provides a chance to rethink Australia’s social contract.
Mark Stephens on Paul Kelly’s ballad “If I Could Start Today Again”, and how the Easter story speaks to our longing for a fresh start.
Tim Costello reflects on a famous story from Jesus’ life, and what lessons it teaches men about moving from toxic to trustworthy masculinity.
CPX Intern Luka Jamieson reflects on what running using the fitness app Strava has in common with belonging to a faith community.
