With the Ukrainian army retaking the southern city of Kherson, stories of atrocities, persecution, and God’s deliverance are emerging. Life has been tough as people faced shortages of just about everything and endured harsh treatment by Russian soldiers. Losing Kherson
The government is ploughing ahead with its decision to create buffer zones around abortion clinics across England and Wales, despite concerns that they could infringe upon the European Convention of Human Rights (ECHR). Following cross-party support, an amendment was made
Transgender-affirming activists have torn a student’s bible to shreds outside a screening of a new documentary unpacking gender-related issues. “What is a Woman?” – presented by conservative commentator Matt Walsh – has already received a divided reception amongst critics and
Speaking on the use of social media, Pope Francis has urged priests and nuns to refrain from watching pornography. During the meeting at the Vatican, in which he was asked about his thoughts on social media and the internet, the
After a festival in Tyler Texas saw Satanists and atheists mocking Christianity and performing “un-baptisms”, congregants from the local church gathered in prayer. They were met with taunting and jibing but continued to pray. They say their presence was non-combative,
In the book of Romans, Paul’s masterpiece on salvation, he spends 11 chapters explaining the beauty of God’s plan of salvation. In Chapter 12, he pivots, calling us to respond by presenting ourselves to God and then embracing the priority
PEACE, BE STILL Being at peace can be very challenging. If we are pressed for time or under an attack, it seems almost impossible. But passages in the Bible reveal how the disciples reacted in challenging situations. Once when Jesus
Liberal Senator Kerrynne Liddle claims the long-accepted test to establish whether a person is an Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander Australian is being “tinkered with” in favour of self-identification. Senator Liddle, an Arrernte woman from Alice Springs, told parliament last
Christian schools in the Northern Territory face an uncertain future after its Parliament passed major amendments to anti-discrimination laws. They have removed an exemption allowing faith-based schools to refuse to hire staff who do not agree with their values and
Mug shots, taken from Chinese police files, show some of the millions of Uyghurs who have been held in at least 1200 Chinese concentration camps. Their crimes? They may have relatives in other countries, or they made the mistake of
