Clooney and Roberts Reunite in ‘Ticket to Paradise’

By: Russ Matthews

George Clooney and Julia Roberts have been among cinema’s biggest box office drawcards over the past few decades. Read more

The Making of the Western Mind Goes Back to the Cross, Says Author

By: Kristian Johnson

“To go almost on pilgrimages, to take the knee, to fill great civic centres, not just in the United States, but across the Western world. I would argue that there is nothing culturally given about this, it’s reflective of highly contingent trends that are so deep and ancient that ultimately, they go back 2000 years to that very primal image of a man tortured to death by an oppressive state apparatus. Jesus on the cross.” ~ Tom Holland

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Cyclists Pedal Across Australia in Ride for Compassion

By: GOOD

Ride for Compassion, the largest fundraising coast-to-coast cycling event in Australia, sees cyclists and support crew take to the road to help raise money for vulnerable children living in poverty. Read more

5 Things I Noticed About the Queen’s Majestic But Jarring Funeral

By: Akos Balogh

Millions around the world tuned in to Queen Elizabeth’s funeral. The funeral was full of ceremony, majesty and Royal decorum. Read more

Why We Need to Get Serious About Having Fun

By: City Bible Forum

“What do you do for fun?” Simple question, right? Not too difficult to answer. Or so I thought. Read more

‘The Very Hungry Caterpillar’ and Other Kids’ Classics, Now in First Nations Languages

By: Georgia Free

The Indigenous Literacy Foundation’s aim is simple – for every child in remote Indigenous Communities to have access to books. This year alone, they have donated more than 120,000 books and counting to communities in need. Read more

Your False Self [Devotion]

By: Dr Eliezer Gonzalez

One of the biggest struggles you will have in your own life will be against your false self. How can I be so confident in telling you this? Because it’s my biggest struggle too! Read more

The Quiet Girl – Reel Dialogue Movie Review

By: Michael Walsh

The first Irish language feature to compete at Berlin, and winner of seven Irish Film and Television Awards, including Best Film, Colm Bairéad’s adaptation of Claire Keegan’s 2010 short story Foster is one of the first feature-length Irish language films to be produced as part of a program to develop a representation of the language in media. Read more

The Day I Discovered my Inner Narcissist

By: Aaron Johnstone

The other day I found out a disturbing truth about something deep inside me. Something which will undoubtedly affect my family – and probably your family too while I’m at it. Read more

“It’s a Masterpiece”: A Hopeful Top 10 Christian Book List

By: Michael Crooks

The top honour for SparkLit’s 2022 Australian Christian Book of the Year has gone to a pioneering Australian. Read more