Morling College Blog

Feeling hurried this Christmas? Discover how Jesus’ invitation to rest can bring peace amid the chaos.

Discover how studying theology at Morling College transforms lives through academic excellence, spiritual growth, and a supportive community.

Adrian moved from Sydney to Eden, blending theology studies, fitness instruction, and ministry. Discover his journey of faith and community building.

Integrity matters. Ehud’s story in Judges shows that godly ends don’t justify ungodly means. How we act is crucial.

Celebrating National Baptism Week. Explore the first baptism in New South Wales and reflect on the deep significance of this act in our faith journey,...

Feeling called to deepen your understanding of God's Word? Balancing work, church, and theological studies is possible. Prioritise wisdom, stay disciplined, and find joy in...

Discover how the IMPACT Christian Gap Year blends travel, ministry, and theological study to transform students' faith and practical understanding of God’s world.

Mike Frost explores the ethics of Baptist World Aid’s new child sponsorship policy which aims to protect children's privacy and dignity.

Discover how the tools of risk management can help us identify the message of John to the Ephesians in the book of Revelation.

Learn how you can make a difference in the lives of our students. Partner with us to see the next generation of Pastors and leaders...

David Starling explains the both/ands of the Gospel message that come to light over the Easter Weekend. "One of the beautiful things about Easter is...

"I know failure, opposition, and burnout. Maybe you do too.... The deep state of exhaustion and disillusionment it can generate is no laughing matter" Take...

Read Andrew Sloane's article, inspired by a conversation he had with Baptist World Aid Australia. "It’s easy to feel overwhelmed by the images of violence...

What we believe about God shapes who we are and how we follow God. Theology is all about learning and studying to properly understand God...

Don’t you hate people who are never satisfied? The movie was too long (or loud, or pink); the food undercooked, or too expensive; the day...