New intelligence has emerged revealing how much the Israel Defence Forces (IDF) have damaged Hamas’s military capabilities. The information comes as both Israelis and Americans remembered the horrors of 9/11. Speaking from an IDF intelligence base, Israel’s Defence Minister Yoav
Our Foundation is Righteousness and Justice For justice to roll on like a river in our nation, righteousness like a never-failing stream!” (Amos 5:24). If we think about righteousness or justice, it may not appear to be deeply related to
Efforts to close the gap between Indigenous Australians and the rest of the country stalled during the failed voice referendum and the recent federal budget did not address the crisis as all governments promised to do, the leading organisation combating
After decades of being labelled a nonbeliever, a self-proclaimed nominal Catholic, a tribal or “cultural Catholic”, Anthony Albanese’s return to his mother’s church has been revealed. Rather than a “finding God moment”, the Prime Minister’s drift back to the childhood
A profound spiritual transformation is unfolding in the Amazon. For centuries, the Catholic Church held a near-monopoly in the region. Today, evangelical Christianity is reshaping the region’s spiritual fabric, leading to new converts and churches. Faithwire travelled to Brazil’s northwest
More than 16,000 Christians were killed in Nigeria in four years between 2019 and 2023 as more followers of Christ were victims of violence than adherents of other religions, according to data collected by the Observatory for Religious Freedom in
As the U.K. Parliament gears up to debate the legalization of assisted suicide, church leaders nationwide are urging prayers and compassionate actions to prevent the proposed law from undermining the sanctity and dignity of human life. The forthcoming discussion in
Jefferson County Public Schools (JCPS) in Colorado allowed a “nonbinary” female to supervise boys’ showers and forced a female student to share a bed with a male, violating parental rights over children’s privacy and accommodation decisions on school trips, according
A persecution watchdog is warning about recent developments in Bangladesh that are reportedly already putting Christians and other minority religious adherents in grave danger. “About a month ago, after a few weeks of really bloody protests and bloody suppression of
Believers who only attend church a few times a year yet expect to get an emotional lift that will last need to go more frequently, according to the findings of a recent study published. Researchers found that regular weekend church
