Are we witnessing the beginning of a new-Christian era, or could we find a society even more individualistic, even more hardened against the unique claims of Jesus Christ?

So people are coming back to church, looking for the benefits that religion offers, such as meaning, community, stability, even hope. But does coming back to church mean they are coming back to Jesus? It may not be that simple.

There’s been a lot of discussion this year about a vibe shift away from secularity and a quiet revival of interest in religion. Sociological information shows that cultural expectations have indeed changed. The so-called ‘buffered self’ is cracking.

“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.