by John McClean If you are a Christian who votes in elections, pay taxes or has conversations about politics, Subjects and Citizens: the politics of the gospel will give you a clear biblical framework for that. And if you are a Christian who doesn’t vote, pay...
by Stephen McAlpine Life has changed a lot. When I was born, my mum knew she was having twins. This was back in 1967. What she didn’t know – and wasn’t able to know – was the sex of each twin. Mum was hoping for a boy and a girl. Apparently I was going to be Pamela...
by Amy Butler The first time I had seen a corpse, it belonged to my father-in-law. I was in my early 20s, a newlywed. The gravity of loss hit me, as I awoke to the reality of our corporate mortality. The fleetingness of our humanity was tangible, right in front of me,...
by Stephen McAlpine I was speaking with a young Christian woman recently at a writers’ event I was attending, when the topic of our bodily resurrection sparked a little more reaction than I expected. I casually mentioned that we are headed towards a bodily...
By Sandy McMillan Nearly one in three children in Africa currently are malnourished and failing to thrive. Why are we not hearing about it? It was nearly two years ago that I added ‘Famine in Africa’ to my prayer list. There may have been some item hidden in the back...
By Amy Butler There’s something deeply refreshing about reading a commentator who is prepared to critique her own advice. That’s what I got with my recent holiday read (actually, as an audio book), Five Lies of Our Anti-Christian Age by Rosaria Butterfield. It...
