“How should faithful Christians respond when the law increasingly conflicts with biblical convictions?” This question has moved from theoretical to urgent as Australian Christian institutions face mounting legal challenges over gender identity, religious hiring, and...

Churches “can and should” engage with historical recording and retelling, argues John McClean, because God works through history, and because Christianity is a historical faith, not only grounded in biblical history but also passed on through the generations.

Christian think-tank Freedom for Faith is urging Australians to issue a timely reminder to the federal Labor government to keep its election pledge to maintain religious freedom.

Christian lawyers are called to see every person in a legal matter as their neighbour, whom God has brought into their lives, writes Lucy Han.