Having grown up with Star Wars and being a fan since my early teens, it has been great to see other people creatively offering more in this vast universe, though I have to admit that some of the streaming offerings have been less interesting. Having to locate stories within existing timelines has always felt odd […]
Netflix’s Remarkably Bright Creatures arrives with a kind of quiet confidence and a profound message of unexpected connection. Directed by Olivia Newman and based on the bestselling novel by Shelby Van Pelt, the film stars Sally Field as Tova Sullivan, a grieving widow working night shifts at a small-town aquarium. There she forms an unlikely […]
For Rev Dr Rick Dacey, ministry is not an abstract calling. It is lived out in real places, among real people, often in the most complex and challenging circumstances of life. That conviction — quietly held but consistently practiced — shapes both his leadership at Wesley Mission and what he will bring to ONE this […]
Greta Gerwig’s long-awaited return to the world of The Chronicles of Narnia is officially heading to cinemas before streaming, in what marks a major shift for Netflix’s release strategy. Netflix confirmed this week that Narnia: The Magician’s Nephew will debut in theatres on February 12, 2027, before arriving on the platform on April 2 following […]
When people talk about artificial intelligence and Christianity, the conversation often swings between panic and prophecy. Either AI is about to destroy authentic faith, or it will somehow usher in a new spiritual awakening. But according to Bobby Gruenewald, the more uncomfortable reality is that technology and faith are already inseparable. That observation matters because […]
Australians are feeling more anxious and frustrated about global instability than they did at the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, according to a new report from research company McCrindle. The report, The impact of global events on Australia’s morale and behaviour, paints a picture of a nation unsettled by international conflict, rising fuel prices and […]
Rev. Fa Matangi brings something distinctive to the life of the Church: a lived ability to move between worlds. Between generations. Between cultures. Between the inherited traditions of faith and the emerging questions of a new generation. That work — often unseen, always relational — sits at the heart of her ministry. And it is […]
For decades, conversations about extraterrestrial life sat somewhere between science fiction, conspiracy theory and late-night radio. But renewed public interest in UFO sightings, congressional hearings in the United States and ongoing scientific exploration of potentially habitable planets have pushed the topic back into mainstream discussion. Increasingly, Christians are asking a theological question that churches have […]
When Robyn Whitaker speaks, she does so from a place where church, academy, and public life intersect. That intersection — often avoided, sometimes contested — is precisely where her work is grounded. And it is what she will bring into sharp focus at ONE this October. Robyn is not simply a biblical scholar or church […]
If your watchlist’s starting to feel like a second job, limited series can be a kind of grace. They give you a full story without demanding years of your life. No endless seasons, no drawn-out plots. Just something complete, something that knows when to begin and when to end. And maybe there’s something quietly faithful […]
When Andrew Root steps into the conversation at ONE this October, he brings more than academic insight. He brings a reframing of the questions many churches have been asking, and a challenge to the assumptions beneath them. Andrew, a professor at Luther Seminary in the United States, has become one of the most influential voices […]
A recent essay in Christianity Today has reignited an old Christian concern with a very modern setting: social media. The article, “The Social Media Navel Gaze,” argues that today’s digital culture has revived a spiritual problem long recognised by Christian thinkers: the habit of turning endlessly inward rather than outward toward God and neighbour. Drawing […]
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