Young people today have a world of opportunity before them. By getting involved in whatever you can you will develop new skills and experience; identify your gifts, passions and purpose; and be set for a lifetime of growth and service.

Rebecca Miller has concocted a humorous contemporary exploration of love’s travails reminiscent of the comedies of remarriage that were at the core of Hollywood’s screwball heyday.

Kara Martin responds to a Herald Sun editorial, which argued that Millennials who want to enjoy work need to just suck it up and get on with the job.

Arrival is a gift of remarkable filmmaking. We exit the cinema in awe of Villeneuve’s achievement, and of what more we now know of God’s world.

Highlights of links to online news and opinion pieces for December 2016.

In contrast to the common understanding of retirement, the fourth quarter of your life may be the culmination of everything for which God has been preparing you.

At Christmas, we're confronted with an array of options for doing good, which can be confusing and unsettling. God trusted us to make the generous, kind and godly decision.

'I did not want to become a politician but we Yolngu have tried many ways of gaining recognition of Yolngu law, and none have worked.'

Highlights of links to online news and opinion pieces for November 1st to 30th, 2016.

This morality tale, based on a true story and with a fair presentation of Christianity, tackles the meaty ethical issues of war and pacifism, leaving the viewer with a lingering admiration for the central character.