CPX In the Media

Disaster recovery chaplains have had their longest summer in years. The drought, bushfires and now floods have ravaged the country and left thousands in need of support. Guest...

It's the 250th anniversary of Beethoven's birth. This year, will too much of his music be barely enough?

In this episode of the Hope Book Club, Natasha Moore and Katrina Roe review books that have all made the leap to the big or small screen.

In his latest film, A Hidden Life, Terrence Malick invites the audience to consider the ethical complexity and the sometimes enormous cost of doing what’s right without hope...

Tim Costello reflects on the Australian bushfires, and how they have caused people to come together and find a common humanity.

The legacy of colonialism leads many people to believe that Christians are the ones in power doing the persecuting, but that is not so.

The first Christmas had political implications and heralded a life which taught us to reject tribalism. But has that lesson carried into the modern-day politics of Trump and...

Good writing is a window, not a wall or a weapon; and the right word is the hinge that opens that window and lets the light in. Good...

It feels off-trend to speak of babies at all this Christmas. In the face of the climate crisis, some are questioning whether to have any. But there's hope...

In Episode 18, Natasha Moore and Katrina Roe have picked out some deep thinking, but oh-so-easy-to-read, non-fiction for your summer reading.

Rev. Bill Crews chats to Simon Smart from the Centre for Public Christianity about the commercialisation of Christmas making people lose sight of true meaning of Christmas.

Christmas – with its ideals of family harmony and communal togetherness – is a time that can accentuate loneliness as people feel acutely what they lack.