Every School is a Religious School
The claim that every school is intrinsically religious is hard to grasp at face value. At face value, religious schools adhere to faith commitments, and non-religious schools educate within a...
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The claim that every school is intrinsically religious is hard to grasp at face value. At face value, religious schools adhere to faith commitments, and non-religious schools educate within a...
The Gospel Coalition Australia stands or falls on the ‘evangel’, the momentous gospel of Jesus. Our generation however, is in danger of assuming what this gospel is. If what is taught in one generation...
We need more books about Jesus.
For one brief day the world was porous again. For one brief day we recognised that the invisible world still leaks into the visible. For one brief day—perhaps one final...
‘Cancel culture’ is a recent social phenomenon. The term was first used in 2016 and it describes the increasingly popular practice of publicly rejecting, boycotting or withdrawing support for (‘cancelling’)...
Like so many, Sophie De Witt finally committed her life to trusting Jesus after hearing a series of talks in the UK by the much-loved, Australian evangelist, Chappo. Today, she...
When Sophie De Witt first encountered the gospel of Jesus, she found it strange and unnerving. Despite her initial resistance to what she had deemed intellectually ridiculous - something that would have been reinforced in daily lectures by her uni professor, renowned atheist, Richard Dawkins - Sophie became less convinced of her own position as she encountered more evidence for the truth of the Bible. It was God working through friends and evangelists like Rico Tice and John Chapman that led her to finally put her trust in Jesus. Listen to her story here as she speaks to Taryn Hayes of how she has learned to cling to Christ more and more through many of life’s obstacles.
We will do well to listen to Schaeffer’s warning.
Akos Balogh, CEO of The Gospel Coalition Australia, chats to Dr Charlotte Hespe and Richard Chin about ‘Living for Jesus in the COVID-19 Age.‘
CEO Akos Balogh talks to Rev Al Stewart (City Bible Forum) and Dr Amelia Haines (specialist in sexual and relational health) on the topic of masculinity. Live Audience Questions include:...
How Should Christians Deal With Anxiety?: TGCA Webinar
David Ould (TGCA) and Thomas Eglinton (Reformers’ Bookshop) talk to Tim Chester about Enjoying God
Tim Challies chats about books and technology with an Australian panel, including TGCA Executive Director Akos Balogh.
The claim that every school is intrinsically religious is hard to grasp at face value. At face value, religious schools adhere to faith commitments, and non-religious schools educate within a...
In the wake of COVID, many of us are moving churches—there are doubtless lots of reasons for it. But if we are thinking of moving, how can we move church...
How well are you going at teaching children about Jesus?
One of my strongest memories from US Presidential elections was the statement of George H.W. Bush (the old one, not the young one), who used the phrase ‘that vision thing.’...
Day dawns. Cogs in my mind start churning as I regain consciousness.
The Gospel Coalition Australia stands or falls on the ‘evangel’, the momentous gospel of Jesus. Our generation however, is in danger of assuming what this gospel is. If what is taught in one generation...
We need more books about Jesus.
