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Professional wrestling legend and entertainer Hulk Hogan stepped into glory after a cardiac arrest on Thursday. Particularly towards the end of his life, he was an unashamed Christian, publicly proclaiming "If I'm with my Lord and Saviour, I'm all the way in".

The UN's International Court of Justice has just issued a frightening ruling that moves the world one step closer toward Carbon Communism.

The ADF’s strained relationship with the Albanese government deepens amid defence budget disputes and growing concerns about China’s influence.

Finnish MP Päivi Räsänen is still battling in court over a Twitter post quoting Paul’s letter to the Romans. Fed up with the continual downgrade of the Finnish Lutheran Church’s commitment to the gospel and biblical marriage, Räsänen says she is now prepared to leave the church.

The Melbourne Royal Show deserves a big thank you for reversing the decision to ban a 108-year-old Bible booth. In a victory for advocacy, fairness and freedom of speech and religion, you are urged to sign a thank-you note for the Show's apology.

The 12th annual Ashura procession, which marks the killing of Muhammad’s grandson by Sunni Muslims in 680 AD, made a siege-like symbolic stop at St Patrick's Catholic Cathedral in Melbourne. Organisers denied any significance to the event, but not all are convinced.

A historic Christian exhibit has been excluded from the Melbourne Royal Show, raising concerns about religious discrimination and free expression in Australia.

Children's advocate Katy Faust has joined the SBC in calling for the repeal of Obergefell, warning that redefining marriage has deeply harmed children and eroded the family.

Actor and director Mel Gibson has visited Mount Athos for prayer and preparation as he readies his long-awaited sequel to The Passion of the Christ.

Texas schools will now teach students the hard truths and high human cost of Communism, in a move praised for teaching children to “understand that while Communism promises ‘peace, land, and bread,’ it only brings oppression, fear, and death.”

The World Health Organisation led countless countries to implement strict social distancing based on COVID-zero, which it now reveals led to increased deaths from loneliness. But if you think the WHO is admitting error and fault, think again.

While membership continues to decline, the Church of England has announced a £1.6 billion package, including initiatives to tackle 'systemic racism' and 'climate justice'. The church aims to reach net zero by 2030.

Texas school classrooms will each display the 10 Commandments after a bill restoring the Decalogue's historical connection and influence on the Lone Star State passed the Senate with a clear majority.

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán recently passed laws to uphold the biblical definition of marriage, biological sex of children, and family as the nation's foundation. He is probably the most important world leader currently in the EU.

California’s Church on the Beach met on the sand for 18 years. But in 2024, it was effectively banned from doing so. Now the church is back after the local government acknowledged the ban was religious discrimination.

Australian Christians Party's Maryka Groenewald championed the legal system and freedoms derived from our "Christian heritage that honours dignity, mercy, compassion and personal responsibility" in her bold maiden speech, declaring, "Australia’s foundations are solid, even if we have forgotten them."

Albanese has supported, albeit tentatively and with delay, the US strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities. The PM stated that "Iran must not be allowed to have a nuclear weapon".

NSW Premier Minns' staffers refused to appear before the parliamentary inquiry examining hate speech laws introduced in response to the Dural bomb hoax. The inquiry has agreed to issue arrest warrants to get them to appear.

What are the "No Kings" protests in the USA all about? A thin hypocritical veneer for 'Things I don't like', code for 'Authoritarianism I want', and ultimately, a spiritual rejection of Jesus Christ, the King of kings.

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