福 is often something that Chinese wish upon on each other at Lunar New Year, but maybe it’s time to take a step back and think of the eternal blessing that has been offered to the world through Christ
Tag: Roydon Ng
Sydney rallies in support of freedom in Hong Kong
Thousands of Hong Kong expats and supporters have marched in Sydney today protesting the proposed China Extradition Bill.
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.
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
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.
Socialists Riot Against Lauren Southern in Melbourne
Canadians Lauren Southern and Stefan Molyneux have launched their Australian tour in Melbourne amid violent protests from left-wing activists.
For a better world
As Australia grows in wealth, we are becoming an increasingly individualistic society – one that seeks less and less to relate to the community around us as well as growing distant from our Christian heritage.
Slavery is a choice but who’s your master?
“Keep America Great #Kanye2024. I love Donald Trump – he is my brother. Black people don’t have to be Democrats…” – Kayne West and Chance the Rapper
God’s Not Dead
Much of the Western world may have forsaken its Christian heritage and abandoned it for liberalism instead, but increasingly it is the ‘global south’ that is leading the way for the Gospel.