Thousands of Hong Kong expats and supporters have marched in Sydney today protesting the proposed China Extradition Bill.
Author: Roydon Ng
Roydon Ng is a freelance journalist, blogger and web designer based from Sydney, Australia.
Growing up Asian-Australian in Sydney Churches
The future of the Australian church may be Asian, but not Asian as you know it. There is a rising generation known as “third-culture kids”, given their Westernised yet traditional immigrant upbringing in Australia
Are we kissing evangelicalism goodbye?
In trying to get with the times to be mainstream and socially acceptable, many have forgotten that the Gospel is a timeless truth.
Bringing truth to all
Roydon Ng reflects on an interesting fortnight in Australia where politics, society and faith spectacularly collided with Graham, Peterson and Pell
The challenge of voice and heart
Adding to the pain experienced by transgender people will undermine the Christian testimony and make it harder to live in accordance with an identity vested in Jesus Christ
How ought Christians vote?
As Christians seeking to make the most out of difficult political situations, we have the assurance that we don’t go in our strength, but prayerfully we have the support of the Jesus Christ because He is the One who has authority over heaven and earth.
Politicians calls for Shutdown of “Nazi Gym”
No place for ‘racism, fascism, sexism or race-based violence’ says MP as calls grow for removal of The Lads Society in Ashfield
A political or apolitical God?
It’s not about whether you Vote 1 for a left or right wing party, Jesus cares about whether you’ve made Him number 1 in your life…
Hope Trumps Hate
Perhaps it’s wise to stop asking ‘why I didn’t report it’ but treat every claim seriously through a due process. Churches ought to be a place of hope and it can once again shine in the community as a beacon of such hope if it can heal among itself through the Holy Spirit.
Why Christian Culture?
Christianity is worth fighting for. There is so much that we owe to Christianity, it can be described as a debt that many in the world are either naive or blatantly ignorant about.