Undeceptions brings to life the forgotten women of the early church so we can learn just how significant the fairer sex were for the spread of the Gospel. (read more)

Greg Sheridan is one of Australia’s best known journalists, with something like forty years experience in the business. So when he says Christianity is in trouble, it's worth listening. (read more)

How does one of the world's leading scientists - the head of nuclear physics at MIT - come to believe in miracles? (read more)

Science and religion are like oil and water - they just don’t mix. At least that's the popular conception. Unless you're someone like Alister McGrath, who sees them as two arms on the same clock, rather than two locked in battle. (read more)

The author of 2020’s Christian book of the year, “Confronting Christianity: 12 Hard questions for the World's Largest Religion,” asks is Christianity a viable worldview - or is there just too much going against it? (read more)

Much of the world believes you are what you are born to be, a product of your family rearing and social circumstance. But what if after more than twenty years of dedicated service to one god, you come to believe you belong to another? (read more)

Was the story of Jesus’ final days a fiction, cobbled together from a range of earlier myths. Did Jesus actually die on a cross, and, if so, was it part of his own plan or just a tragic failure. And, of course, what can be said about him rising from the dead? (read more)

We're weeks into the international crisis that is COVID-19, and one of the symptoms slowly being revealed is a weakness in our hearts. (read more)