Astrophysicist Jennifer Wiseman on star-gazing, human significance, and the prospect of extra-terrestrial life.
Astrophysicist Jennifer Wiseman on star-gazing, human significance, and the prospect of extra-terrestrial life.
Will the real Jesus please stand up? John Dickson’s new book is a quest for the historical Jesus.
Two Aboriginal women give their first-hand accounts of growing up on Christian missions.
Social researcher Hugh Mackay on building a more compassionate and less anxious society.
The greatest facepalm of the Crusades - and more stories of crusaders turning on other Christians.
The hungry, the sick, the imprisoned - or as the Knights of Malta called them, “Our Lords the Sick”.
A confronting - and deeply personal - look at the roots of racial division in the US.
Jim lived through the Troubles. He takes us on a very personal tour of this fraught history.
John Lennox on where science came from, religious violence, and God talk in post-Soviet Russia.
Simon Smart reflects on the journey and vision of Martin Luther King Jr, fifty years on from his death.
Natasha Moore on the cricket scandal, Barnaby Joyce, and the Easter story.
Barney Zwartz on grief and hope.
Be true to yourself. Follow your heart. Write your own story. Issues of identity are of overwhelming importance to us.…
Be true to yourself. Follow your heart. Write your own story. Issues of identity are of overwhelming importance to us.…
Be true to yourself. Follow your heart. Write your own story. Issues of identity are of overwhelming importance to us.…
What does the sacrifice of Jesus have to do with the sacrifices made by our servicemen and women?
William Cavanaugh’s pre-election analysis is vindicated by the post-election reality.
Ticking “no religion” on surveys is on the rise. But what does it mean to say you have no religion?
Nobody knows what Jesus looked like – but his image is instantly familiar.
Justine Toh on the new Mary Magdalene film – which makes for awkward viewing in a time of #MeToo.
Stephen Liggins considers a new scandal in light of an old ethic.
Nick Spencer on what the Presidents Club dinner fiasco tells us about human dignity.
Hugh Chilton weighs the unlikely legacy of Billy Graham’s Australian “Crusades”.
Barney Zwartz on the four great secular faiths of the last 150 years.
Sarah Williams reflects on the loss of a child, and how we earn the right to be human.
Five minutes with Amy Orr-Ewing on why you might consider trusting – and reading! – the Bible.
Phil Camden has Motor Neurone Disease - and robust hope for the future.
Troy Murphy serves as a chaplain to the Green Bay Packers.
What happens when we stop listening to people from other times and places?
Q & A session with Amy Orr-Ewing. Watch the original talk here.
Master storyteller Tim Winton on unlikely friendships, masculinity, and grace.
The story of one of the most elusive, controversial, and misinterpreted figures in ancient history.
What is an artist doing working for NASA? Dan Goods on the beauty and vastness of the universe.
How Florence Nightingale, Hannah Marshman, and Harriet Beecher Stowe changed the world.
An exploration of one of the most central questions of our culture: who am I?
An atheist, a Taliban leader, and a teenager fighting cancer respond to the Bible.
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