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Have you ever heard news that completely changed your life? Loren Becroft and Mark Barry take a sneak peek into the next issue of SALT magazine by looking at the revolutionary news of the gospel of grace.

How should we live now, as we wait for Jesus' return? Loren Becroft checks out one of Don Carson's most recent publications - and probably his shortest - 'From the Resurrection to his Return'.

What did you do over the mid-year holidays? Find a part-time job? Sleep in? Hang out with friends? Go on a short-term mission trip to China? Dave Walker shares what he and nine JCU students experienced when they headed off to China over the mid-year break.

As Christian people we ought to be regularly involved in prayer, but does it follow that prayer ought to be part of our ministry on campus? Dave McDonald explores the place of prayer in the Christian group.

Tamba Matush shares how she was challenged by the recent WA MYC on the topic of church.

Joel A Moroney checks out Zac Effron's latest flick, 'Me and Orson Welles', which is a cinematic glimpse - warts and all - into the life of Orson Welles.

Lauren Pearce and Kate Royans share what they learnt from looking at the book of Revelation at their recent MYC.

Unless you've been hiding under a log for the past week, you've probably realised that Australia is heading to the polls on Saturday 21 August. It is likely that this is the first time that you've participated in an election. So, how should you think about voting as a Christian? John Dickson and Michael Jensen share some tips ...

Have you ever read a missionary biography? Or do you pass them up as being boring? Douglas Fyfe shares his experience of reading a biography of Hudson Taylor, a missionary to China.

It doesn't cost anything to become a follower of Jesus on Twitter - you can do it for free! But what does it cost to follow Jesus in real life? Kirrily Drew shares what she learnt at Summit '10 ...

With the release of the iPad and the latest iPhone, our desire to have the latest and greatest is evident. But are we guilty of overconsumption? Ally Wright looks at our obsession with consuming.

Loren Becroft checks out the new Cruise-Diaz action flick 'Knight and Day'.

Evangelism is terrifying, so why do we do it? Tracey Gowing closes our series on talking to people about Jesus by showing us why God's character itself inspires us to evangelise.

After an easy-to-read introduction to the history and beliefs of the major religions of the world? Look no further than John Dickson's 'A Spectator's Guide to World Religions' ...

The third installment in Stephenie Meyer's Twilight tetralogy has been long anticipated by many fans. But is it worth the hype? Karen Beilharz takes a look.

Why is it that Christians put sharing the gospel with Jewish people in the 'too hard' basket? Ben Pakula explains what it means to be a Jew and how we can share Jesus with the Jewish people we know.

We face an immeasurable number of decisions over our lifetime. But how do we make those decisions? And how does God guide us? Naomi Wong reviews 'Guidance and the Voice of God' ...

Are you procrastinating from studying for your end-of-semester exams by writing a list of things to do over the summer holidays? Why not add reading one of the following 8 books to your list?

Jon Baird and Shannon Bakarich share some of the ways that God's been answering prayer at Wollongong Uni.

If God is sovereign and in control and will save whom he has predestined to save, then why would we bother with evangelism? Izaac Cowling takes a look at the recently reprinted classic by J. I. Packer ‘Evangelism and the Sovereignty of God’.