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Not The Final Word…

05/12/2019 | Murray Campbell

Rugby Australia and Israel Folau have come to an agreement. The terms of the settlement remain confidential but both parties have released a joint statement in which Folau affirms he never intended to offend anyone and where Rugby Australia apologises to Folau. Not everyone is satisfied. Lawyers are expressing their preference to see the case played out in court for the sake of clarifying where Australian Law sits. Other Aussies are disappointed because the case has ended in ex-communication rather than social…

My Year in Books – Wendy Lin

05/12/2019 | Wendy Lin

My year in books pretty much reflects my life stage at the moment. My reading has included parenting, Christian living and counselling, fiction…

Arts & Culture

Why I Write Christian Fiction—Specifically Fantasy

04/12/2019 | Jasmine Fischer

For most of my writing life, I wrote secular stories. When I first started writing, I had no inkling that I would ever write…

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What Airport Security Teaches Us About The “Secular” Public Square

Akos Balogh

Pray Something Bigger

Matt Bradson

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We’re at War

Darryl Dash

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Apatheism: Stronger Challenge to Evangelism Than Atheism

Kyle Beshears

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5 Things Your Children Need from You

Paul David Tripp

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Faith, Life & Work

A Jesus Christmas

28/11/2019 | Taryn Hayes

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Feast! A Biblical Theology of Food and Eating

02/12/2019 | Rory Shiner

Come, everyone who thirsts, come to the waters; and he who has no money, come,…

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Brooklyn 99 and The Local Church

29/11/2019 | Glenn Hohnberg

What is it about Brooklyn 99? I’ve got so many friends who love the show. It could be the comedy, which is awesome,…

Tim Challies in Australia

Tim Challies chats about books and technology with an Australian panel, including TGCA Executive Director Akos Balogh.

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A Jesus Christmas

28/11/2019 | Taryn Hayes

When I was a child growing up in South Africa, Christmas meant summer holidays, a big glorious lunch feast at grandpa’s house, and piles of presents, many of which read: “Dear Taryn, Merry Christmas! Love Father Christmas.” Jesus? Well, he was the reason for the season, but in that “thanks for the excuse to indulge” kind of way. It was dashingly disappointing to 8-year-old me when my classmate announced that Santa was not real. Christmas lost its shine. But Jesus didn’t. I grew to a deeper sense of what the gift of his birth meant and by the time I was in…

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Review: Metanoia by Anna McGahan

19/11/2019 | Chris Swann

I am profoundly grateful for this book. I’m grateful to Anna McGahan for writing it. I’m grateful for the wild, riotous, chaotic, surprising, longing-and-joy-and-grief-and-renewed-joy-filled story it tells. I’m grateful above all for God meeting McGahan, rescuing her, and working in her to set her free. I’m grateful to Anna

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Review: Grace… (Fiction) Trilogy by Christine Dillon

12/11/2019 | Wendy Lin

Do you read Christian fiction? Some avoid it like the plague. Others love it. Of course, some Christian fiction is excellent, but some just makes me uncomfortable—the platitudes, the neatness, the idealised romance (especially the books aimed at women). Christine Dillon’s books make me uncomfortable too—but in a very

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Review: Richard Sibbes, The Bruised Reed

08/11/2019 | Andrew Prideaux

ARCANE AND GERMANE BOOK REVIEWS #5 ““After reading a new book, never allow yourself another new one till you have read an old one in between.”“All that is not eternal is eternally out of date.”(C.S. Lewis) Christians do not sail above all the myriad challenges of life. We live