It is Easter again, time to celebrate the most important event of human history: the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. This event is not only the heart and soul of the Christian faith, but it is also the decisive point of history. Without it ...read more
I recently watched a segment you did with Paul Barnett, the former Anglican Bishop of North Sydney, on Sky News. And I must say, that coming from a self-confessed agnostic such as yourself, it was one of the best Easter messages I have ever heard. ...read more
If you’re yet to watch Andrew Bolt’s Thursday episode of the Bolt Report, please make sure that you do. One of Australia’s more controversial TV personalities, Andrew Bolt is a dogged conservative, and is known to stand up for Christians when he sees them unfairly ...read more
Woke mobs aren’t new. There was one out and about on Good Friday, if you recall. Following a Passover custom, Pilate offered to release Jesus, if the crowds so wished. But the leading priests stirred up the people, until in unison they shouted, “Crucify him!” ...read more
I can remember as a young 7-year-old boy going to an Easter Egg-rolling Competition in Scotland. You are probably thinking -- what is an Easter egg-rolling competition? Good question! Easter egg-rolling seems to have Viking and Nordic roots. It is a custom in Germany, Denmark, ...read more
Reverend William Kosko is a voice in the desert, in more than one sense. Parish priest at Saint Henry in Buckeye, Arizona, he recently delivered a heart-rending homily on the sanctity of human life that has since gone viral. Rev. Kosko begins his homily with ...read more
A speech by Don Feder to the Kenya Christian Professionals Forum’s Virtual Life Symposium, at the Catholic University of East Africa in Nairobi, March 23, 2021. Ladies and gentlemen, I am honoured to once again address an event sponsored by the Kenya Christian Professionals Forum which ...read more
Dear Friend, This may seem a strange question to pose -- but where is your god this Easter? We all look forward to the four days of Easter from Good Friday to the Easter Monday Public Holiday. If we are fortunate enough to work in ...read more
In the distance, the townsfolk could see a runner tracing a hilltop ridge and then dipping into the valley on the near side. His silhouette grew larger and more defined as he made his way up a winding path towards them in the village. Those ...read more
Where should Christians sit on the ‘Right-Left’ political spectrum? When we look to Scripture, we find references to wealth creation, as well as providing care and assistance to those in hardship -- and every situation in between. There are passages admonishing the wealthy and those ...read more