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Common Grace's CEO Scott Sanders reflects on Budget 2017 and considers our response as a Christian community that is passionate about Jesus and justice.
Pastor David O'Connor talks about the gamble he takes as a Dad, every time he sits down with his four boys to watch his beloved Canberra Raiders play on TV and is bombarded by gambling ads.
If the resurrection on Sunday doesn’t move us to live differently on Monday then people will think our good news is ‘fake news’.
Following Jesus requires we love people in costly solidarity, and requires us to expose any ideology that pretends inequality is natural or ordained by God
This Palm Sunday our Operations Director Jessica Smith encourages us to look again and watch Jesus live out his belief that the meek are blessed and will inherit the earth.
"Sarin is familiar to me. It is the same chemical weapon Saddam used against my people in Halabja."
Community Legal Services are not just helpful, they can be the life-changing support a woman needs to leave an abusive relationship.
Rev Dr Geoff Broughton reflects on ministering alongside Waka Waka woman Brooke Prentis at this year's Surrender Conference, and ending the Great Australian Silence by listening and amplifying Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander voices.
Brooke Prentis reflects on the national statistics of incarceration rates of Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander young people and invites you to take action for a better tomorrow.
Common Grace 'Love Thy Neighbour' Ambassador and survivor of the Lindt Cafe Sydney Siege Louisa Hope writes an open letter to London, following the Westminster attack.
Our CEO, Scott Sanders, shares his heart for our movement in 2017 and reflects on why Common Grace is needed now, more than ever.
On Ash Wednesday, churches hold services where we receive the sign of the cross on our foreheads using ash from palm branches.
At some point, I became faintly aware that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples didn’t feel the same way about January 26 as I did.
Our Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Justice Spokesperson, Brooke Prentis, and team member, Tanya Riches, recently caught up with Dave from PEACEcast - the new podcast by the PEACEtalks team at Paddington Anglican in Sydney - for a good chat about all things Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander justice and January 26 - including THAT lamb ad!
... It was a moment of honesty between two Aussie men. One of them was me – a guy often accused of being a ‘tree-hugging-bleeding-heart-lefty’ (of the specific Jesus-freak variety). The other was a cashed-up tradie. The kind of guy that you expect to have Southern Cross tattoo.