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Although the mass media is prone to pontificate about "objectivity" and "editorial balance", in reality such slogans often hide moral irresponsibility, writes John Smith. [01.10.95]Final Reflection: John Smith - The Christian worldview
If we are ever to develop a Christian worldview we need to avoid obsessively championing single issues writes John Smith. [01.06.95]John Smith: Final Reflection - Regaining our zest for life
Indifference and apathy are everywhere. Australian evangelist JOHN SMITH reflects on how people have lost the zest for life. [01.04.95]John Smith: Final Reflection - Nostalgia for the music of the '60s
In an age of virulent cultural cynicism John Smith reflects on how people are nostalgically turning to '60s anthems of love. [01.02.95]John Smith: Final Reflection - The Media's coverage of conflict
Australia's incisive Christian commentator John Smith points out how the media give maximum coverage to conflict, particularly when it is rooted in religious ideology. [01.12.94]John Smith: When The Rubber Hits The Road - Modern evangelism
Australian evangelist John Smith questions whether many of the methods the Church uses in evangelism work today. [01.08.94]John Smith: When The Rubber Hits The Road - Finding the identity of a nation
Australian evangelist John Smith looks at the malaise of a nation and asks what do you do when a country has lost its soul. [01.04.94]John Smith: When The Rubber Hits The Road - Where are the heroes?
Australian evangelist John Smith asks whether we're willing to be a hero for Jesus. [01.02.94]John Smith: When The Rubber Hits The Road - Finding true freedom
You have to search out true freedom with your hands and on your knees, as Australian evangelist John Smith reminds us. [01.10.93]John Smith: When The Rubber Hits The Road - Demonstrating you're born again
JOHN SMITH points out that anyone can claim they are born again but who's taking the pains to demonstrate it? [01.08.93]
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