Christian Today Australia

Founded in 2002, Christian Today Australia has emerged as the premier non-denominational Christian news platform in the nation. It is affiliated with the Christian Today network based in the UK and is a part of the CMCI Group, the largest Christian news organization globally. The mission of Christian Today Australia is inspired by the desire to promote the kingdom of God through media, acting as a platform that shares Truth in line with Matthew 5:37, which encourages straightforwardness in communication. The publication seeks to foster unity among Christians from various denominations and to reaffirm God as the focal point of the nation.

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Change to law for faith-based schools gives rise to religious freedom fears in Australia

Apr 1, 2024 | christiantoday.com.au | David Goodwin

Australia are under increasing threat after the release of the Australian Law Reform Commission's (ALRC) highly anticipated report on faith-based schools on Thursday.
Faithful

Nov 1, 2023 | christiantoday.com.au | Fiona Murray

As I wait for you, maybe I’m made more faithful. Brooker Fraser, a singer and musician from New Zealand, compiled a beautiful song entitled ‘Faithful’. The line above is from the chorus of this song. I encourage you to close your eyes and allow the Lord to speak to you as you listen to this piece of music. Faithfulness. Being faithful. Becoming faithful. Showing faithfulness in everything we are and in all that God has given us. He calls us to be faithful with the things that are in our hands right now.
Evolution in a Quandary over Cave Paintings

Oct 17, 2023 | christiantoday.com.au | John Skinner

Three different sets of ancient cave paintings have continued to throw the theory of evolution on its head. The Altamira Cave in Spain was discovered in 1868. France’s Lascaux and Chauvet caves came to light in 1940 and 1994, respectively. PicasoAfter viewing paintings in Altamira, Pablo Picasso cried in despair, “We have discovered nothing.
Look Again: Transfiguration for Today

Oct 17, 2023 | christiantoday.com.au | John Yates

IntroductionOne of my persistent challenges to the contemporary Church, at least in its Westernised forms, is its miniaturised perspective on Jesus. The Incarnation, life, death and resurrection of the Son of God, the one, who according to the most important of our Creeds, is “one being with the Father/of the same essence as the Father” (Gk: homoousios ὁμοούσιος), have been grossly downsized. This is very clear when it comes to our understanding of the Transfiguration.
Your plans, his purpose

Sep 11, 2023 | christiantoday.com.au | Fiona Murray

Do you remember the pick-a-path books many children read all those years ago? You proceeded through the book and read instructions at the bottom of the pages that told you to skip to a particular page number, based on the choice you had made. I also loved the movie, Sliding Doors, where two parallel lives were being lived, at the same time by the same woman. The outcomes of her life were very different because of the train she missed. And didn’t miss as well.
Maui

Sep 8, 2023 | christiantoday.com.au | Fiona Murray

Plan. Prepare. Know what is ahead. I could call these words my mantra. My phrase. Who I am in a few words. But, as Forrest Gump once said, “Life is like a box of chocolates. You never know what you’re gonna get.” Life doesn’t always turn out what you were expecting. As I’ve heard over and over again, life can throw a few curveballs. We have recently returned from a significant overseas trip with our family. The plan was to meet in Maui (Hawaii) for a reunion.
New report proves religion far from dead in China

Sep 3, 2023 | christiantoday.com.au | David Goodwin

A new research project has delivered an unprecedented range of insights into the religious and spiritual practices of the world's most populous nation. Measuring Religion in China, a report from the Pew Research Center, delivered the findings of its research as part of the Pew-Templeton Global Religious Futures project, and revealed a number of surprising findings—and a far more diverse depth of religious belief in a nominally atheistic nation than might be expected.
Gender conversion laws threaten religious freedom in Australia

Aug 28, 2023 | christiantoday.com.au | David Goodwin

Christian groups in Australia are expressing concerns that new legislation proposed in the nation's most populous state could have dire consequences for religious freedom, and see parents, pastors, and healthcare workers face criminal charges for providing non-affirming care for those who are confused about their sex.
Accumulated Glory

Aug 13, 2023 | christiantoday.com.au | John Yates

IntroductionI am not a big fan of movies with a “Christian” message because they are often thinly veiled propaganda. However, since my wife and I were part of the Jesus Movement when it reached Australia, we went to watch Jesus Revolution together. Many things have transpired since I first came to the Lord in those days 50 years ago. Looking back half a century, I can still sense how turbulent and disturbed I was emotionally in coming forward at a John Smith (God’s Squad fame) rally.
Order! Order!

Jul 27, 2023 | christiantoday.com.au | John Yates

IntroductionAnyone listening to ABC broadcasts of Federal Parliament would be familiar with the leader of the House proclaiming “Order!” to restore a semblance of dignity amidst pandemonium, disrespect, and sheer childishness. Few though discern the disgusting disorder amongst our political class contains a message from the Spirit to the Church today (Revelation chapter 2 verse 7 etc.).