Anti-Religious Bias in Treating Australia’s Convict Past
My wife and I recently went on a Franklin River cruise on Tasmania’s west coast where we disembarked at the infamous former penal settlement of Sarah Island. Located in the […]
The Empty Tomb as the Ark of the New Covenant
There is a significant—but surprisingly much overlooked—detail in John’s account of the resurrection of Jesus. When Mary Magdalene goes to the tomb on the first day of the week, John […]
Eastern Orthodoxy and the Biblical Gospel
AP Talks to John Diacos about his new book about Eastern Orthodoxy called, Title: Certainty for Life: An Invitation to those in Eastern Orthodoxy (Ark House Press, 2025). A full review […]
GAFCON and the Future of the Worldwide Anglican Communion
In this episode of AP’s “Profiles in Christian Living” Mark Powell talks the Rt. Rev. Dr Glenn Davies about the future of the worldview Anglican Communion in the light of […]
Book Review: ‘Certainty for Life’
Review: Certainty for Life Title: Certainty for Life: An Invitation to those in Eastern Orthodoxy Author: John Diacos Publisher: Ark House Press Year: 2025 Reviewer: Mark Powell Some books require […]
The Growing Threat to Religious Freedom
Review of Unshaken Allegiance: Living wisely as Christians with diminishing religious freedoms Author: Prof. Patrick Parkinson Publisher: St Matthias Year: 2025 Reviewer: Mark Powell I have long been an admirer of Professor Patrick Parkinson and […]
Global Anglicans Ex-Communicate Canterbury
On the 16th of October, 1555, the Protestant Bishops Hugh Latimer and Nicholas Ridley were burned at the stake under the reign of Queen Mary for their commitment to the […]
The Church of England’s Slide into Irrelevancy
It would be difficult to exaggerate the mistake the Church of England has just made in appointing Dame Sarah Mullally to be the 106th Archbishop of Canterbury. At a time […]
House of Refuge: Helping Women (and Men) in their Hour of Need
Jodi Pickard talks to AP about ‘House of Refuge’ a church based ministry designed to help pregnant women—and their male partners—in their hour of need. Reflective of God’s love for […]
Islam’s War on Christianity
AP sits down with Raymond Ibrahim to discuss Islam’s consistent historical conflict with Christianity and why it matters today. Dr Ibrahim is the author of numerous books including Sword and Scimitar (Hachette […]
The Growing Challenge to Religious Freedom
AP’s convener Mark Powell talks to Prof. Patrick Parkinson, former Dean of Law at the University of Qld, about the growing challenge to religious freedom in Australia and the West. […]
Evangelism and the Local Church
Dave Jensen talks about his amazing conversion to faith in Jesus as well as why he is passionate about seeing others come to faith in Jesus. Dave’s ministry now is […]
Interview: Rev. Mark Leach and The Rise of Antisemitism
In this episode of AP’s “Profiles in Christian Living” Mark Powell talks to Rev. Mark Leach, until recently an ordained Anglican minister in the diocese of Sydney but now the […]
Are You Willing to Walk for the Unborn?
I often talk to people who question why it took the Christian church so long to abolish slavery. They then quickly add that if they had been alive back then, […]
Government Confirms Payment of Paid Parental Leave of $22,754 for a Late Term Abortion
Pauline Hanson has recently exposed how under the Albanese government women who have late term abortions are being able to claim the Still Born Baby Payment of $4326 or alternatively of the […]
Ministering to Muslims
In this interview, AP’s convener Mark Powell talks to Dr Tim Orr about how to faithfully share the Gospel of Jesus with those of a Muslim faith. Dr. Orr is […]