NED KELLY’S SKULL FOUND. BUT HIS SPIRIT LIVES ON. The story of the week was that Ned Kelly’s skull, stolen in 1978, has been reunited with the rest of his skeleton and its DNA has been matched with a living … Continue reading →

EDITORIAL: WHY HELPING AFRICAN FAMINE VICTIMS WORKS. Many people are sceptical about the worthwhileness of sending aid to starving Africans suffering from famine in the Horn of Africa. Some say it helps little as famines will return next year. Others … Continue reading →

SERMON. WHY DO SOME CHRISTIANS BELIEVE UNBIBLICAL THINGS? Sincere Christians in the last month have spent $100 million advertising the end of the world would end on May 21st, with Christians being caught up in the rapture and millions of … Continue reading →

A. To the artist, He is the one altogether lovely. B. To the baker, He is the Bread of life. C. To the Carpenter, He is the door. D. To the Doctor, He is the Great Physician. E. To the … Continue reading →

The “Sydney Morning Herald” on Tuesday 11th October had a hard hitting editorial “Death Sentence by Remote Control” criticising the use of drones by USA in Yemen. They kill people, including unarmed citizensindiscriminatly. Last week, a directed drone deliberately stalked … Continue reading →

The ongoing tensions between Muslims and Christians saw two church buildings, in the Cairo area, destroyed by mobs earlier this year rebuilt by the army. We reported at the time that we hoped this would be a prelude to the … Continue reading →

The other night, I watched the telecast of the new Australian drama, based on the award-winning 2008 novel by Christos Tsiolkas, The Slap. The eight-part series centres on the repercussions that occur amongst a group of friends after a man … Continue reading →

DOMINIONISM is a new cult, started in USA, but today is present in Australia. Dominionism is not a new denomination. Rather an interrelated mind-set followed by some members of a wide range of extreme fundamentalist and some Pentecostal Protestants. Both … Continue reading →

I receive emails from friends, pastors and Christian organizations. They tell of some wonderful actions that deserve praise but few tell of what other pastors and organizations in the community are doing for believers and the world at large. Two … Continue reading →

If you mention the name Homer today, most people will think of Simpson. But for two and a half thousand years, people immediately thought of the greatest name in the history of epic poetry. Greek philosophers place the age of … Continue reading →