Human Rights and the Future of Palestine
The Very Rev’d Dr Gregory Jenks. In recent weeks many friends have asked for my views on the tensions between Israel and Palestine. I am […]
March 11, 11am: Sacred Earth, Sacred People
This Thursday, people of all faiths and hope from all over the globe join in a shared call for urgent and bold action on climate […]
Was Paul a Progressive?
St Paul has been often cast as an arch conservative. Douglas Campbell joins Dom, Peter and Sue to show how Paul has always been in […]
Trickle Up Theory about 26 January
The annual Maleny Remembrance Ceremony, to honour the loss of life amongst Indigenous people in the process of their being dispossessed of their land, was […]
God will provide? Sacrifice in mission and culture
“Culture – whether it’s church culture or everyday culture, makes demands on us that makes us fight the better angels in our nature.. The bit […]
Conversion Practices Prohibition Bill
Tomorrow the Victorian Upper House will debate a Bill that would ban conversion practices (including those in religious settings), protecting countless LGBTQ+ people from enduring […]
Toward an Australian Church
In order for the Church to give its best to the conversation that the nation will inevitably have about our National Day, it will need […]
Australia Day: The Need for a National Conversation
“.. I could not find any nation other than Australia that observed its National Day on the anniversary of the arrival of the colonising power.. […]
Toxic or Liberating – The Stories We Tell Ourselves
“A myth is not an untruth. It’s a something that didn’t happen that happens all the time. It’s a colourful way of describing our humanity. […]
The Myth of an Infallible Bible
It is literally an article of faith for some Christians that the Bible is infallible. By that descriptor they are claiming at least two things: […]