Culture

The Binge series Raised By Wolves forces us to ask hard questions about our prejudices, the way we so easily take up the sword in polarised debates and how we can see the good in our enemies.

Considering Oxford mathematician and philosopher John Lennox’s new book, Where is God in a Coronavirus World?

Nathan Brown’s Advent accompanies the reader on an unexpectedly deep yet accessible journey into the Christmas story.

The buzz of a coffee machine, the chopping of vegies and open conversations about life’s struggles. It’s not church as you know it, but it reaches the neediest people in society.

From frustration and emptiness to peace, love and hope.

Strong female characters are making an impact in Hollywood cinema. But this isn’t the first time in history to feature game-changing women.

While Christos Tsiolkas’ Damascus molests the New Testament in multiple ways, we’re also confronted with some vital truths.

Elvis Presley’s music lives on and tribute performer Gavin Chatelier is determined that the world not forget the superstar’s gospel tunes or his personal faith.

Amid war-torn Afghanistan, an Australian writer discovers a dedicated group of young people who want to fight back . . . with peace.

A new book chronicles two millennia of hostility towards Christianity.

Anna McGahan’s Metanoia is an unflinchingly honest memoir of her journey in the arts, femininity and transforming faith.

The trajectory of the Toy Story franchise tells us something about the direction of our culture’s soul.