Rod Lampard
Rod Lampard, his wife Jonda, and their five kids are homeschooling veterans. Rod spent 12 years in management at Koorong, has a Bachelor’s Degree in Ministry & Theology, and is an independent journalist and writer for the theological, politically edgy news site Caldron Pool. Rod also writes for The Spectator. Find his personal blog here.
Articles by Rod Lampard:
31 March 2025
3.2 MINS
Australia’s Victorian Labor Party is pushing pronouns on kids in public libraries. Packaged into Labor advancing LGBTQ+ influence in rural and regional areas, the Rainbow Libraries Toolkit was initialised in 2023 as part of the “Rainbow Ready Roadmap”.
27 March 2025
3.5 MINS
There was no greater punch in George Foreman’s life than the words, “God saved me, and gave me another chance to live.” Although raised by a working mum with a love for the Gospel, the superstar athlete had rejected religion as a crutch for poor people.
21 March 2025
2.4 MINS
An emergency hearing on behalf of Tommy Robinson could bring relief to the United Kingdom’s high-profile political prisoner. Robinson (Stephen Lennon) has been held in solitary confinement for 140 days, which is not just illegal — it’s a kind of torture.
19 March 2025
3.4 MINS
Six New Zealand churches and one chapel were fired-bombed last month. If all this is news to you, it’s not because information is scarce. It’s because left-wing standards don’t register attacks on Christians, Christian property, or Christianity as a hate crime.
18 March 2025
3.7 MINS
Australian history professor and social critic Dr Chavura has offered his take on multiculturalism (not multiracialism) in Australia. Here are 10 points to ponder about its validity.
Romanian Government Stops Election, Then Arrests the Winning Candidate Georgescu “To Save Democracy”
17 March 2025
4.1 MINS
Romanian presidential hopeful Calin Georgescu has been arrested due to alleged ‘Russian interference’ and after being smeared as a fascist. If this narrative sounds all too familiar, it is.
14 March 2025
3.3 MINS
Financial conflicts of interest, unusual wait times, ballot shortages and substandard voting information have plagued the WA election and revealed major integrity issues.
12 March 2025
3.1 MINS
Undeterred by five previous rejections, Pauline Hanson says she will reintroduce her motion for a Senate inquiry into the LGBTQ+ transitioning of kids under 18.
7 March 2025
2.5 MINS
Ten years ago, 21 Christians were brutally murdered by Islamic State on a beach in Libya. Now, a decade since the choreographed massacre, Coptic Solidarity has put its full support behind a new 13-minute animation marking their martyrdom.
6 March 2025
3.2 MINS
Sydney’s taxpayer-funded LGBTQ+ Mardi Gras have openly mocked Jesus Christ and Indigenous Australians without apology. Photos from the Saturday event show two men vilifying Australia’s Christian foundations, as well as over 40% of Australians who identify as Christian.
5 March 2025
3.3 MINS
Ayaan Hirsi Ali has encouraged the West to make nation-states Christian again. Ayaan made the remarks in a scripture-rich 13-minute address at this year’s Alliance for Responsible Citizenship (ARC) forum in London.
4 March 2025
2.7 MINS
Someone forgot to tell Labor MP Tony Burke that Australian citizenship ceremonies are not for political campaigning. The code of conduct clearly states, “Citizenship ceremonies must be non-commercial, apolitical, bipartisan, and secular.”
28 February 2025
3.7 MINS
The New South Wales Greens want midwives and nurses to terminate pregnancies. Upper House Greens MP Dr Amanda Cohn tabled the extreme bill last Wednesday to expand access to abortion while limiting medical professionals' conscience rights.
27 February 2025
3.3 MINS
A Scottish grandmother has been arrested for breaking thought crime laws that abortion activists say don’t exist. Police arrested, then charged, Rose Docherty around 2 pm on 19 February for breaching Scotland’s abortion buffer zones, with her silent prayers and quiet protest.
24 February 2025
3.6 MINS
Australian senator Gerard Rennick is protesting new hate speech legislation, likening lockdowns on free speech to COVID-era overreach. Moreover, his new People First Party has tabled clear policies that will resonate well with Australia’s silent majority.
19 February 2025
2.7 MINS
E-safety restrictions in the European Union could shut down EU access to Catholic prayer and contemplation app Hallow. If so, the EU would be following the Chinese Communist Party, which banned the popular prayer app last July, citing "illegal content".
17 February 2025
3.6 MINS
In Australia, preserving a piece of history could be considered hate speech. Two history buffs are facing the full force of a 2022 New South Wales Crimes Act amendment, which prohibits the public display of material related to the National Socialist German Workers Party (NAZIS).
12 February 2025
3.1 MINS
Christianity Today’s floundering could be linked to the$1.8 million it received from the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), courtesy of the Biden administration.
7 February 2025
3.4 MINS
Beyoncé, an R&B legend, was handed the Best Country Album for “Cowboy Carter” at the Grammy Awards on Sunday. John Rich – a Christian, clued-in culture critic, and Country Music veteran – questioned the legitimacy of the awards process.
5 February 2025
3.7 MINS
Swedish citizen — and critic of Islam — Salwan Momika was murdered last week live on TikTok. Had legacy media been courageous enough to confront Momika’s jihadist assassins, the punchline would have read: killed by “Muslims and multiculturalism.”





