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Hundreds of Chinese Christians face Christmas behind bars as the CCP launches mass church raids, arrests believers, and intensifies a long-running campaign to crush faith under state control.

An animal feeding trough is not where we'd expect to find God-incarnate. As "O Holy Night" puts it, "The King of kings lay thus in lowly manger." Yet there he was, visibly demonstrating his humility and powerfully revealing his purpose: to be the servant of servants and to give his life for others.

This is our Christmas celebration, God is with us, in our journey in life. We pray that peace, justice and joy will be real and remain with us.

It’s widely claimed that Christians adapted ancient Roman holidays — and borrowed 25 December — in an effort to make Christmas more palatable to pagans. But what if the the evidence points in the opposite direction: that pagans adjusted their feasts to rival the popularity of Christmas?

A searing indictment of antisemitism, political cowardice, and Islamist ideology—arguing that Hanukkah attacks aren’t coincidences, but consequences of denial, indulgence, and a refusal to confront hard truths.

Churches across Australia and New Zealand lit up red in record numbers for Red November, standing in prayerful solidarity with persecuted Christians and reminding believers that when one suffers, all suffer.

Irish-American worship rock band We Are Messengers is coming back to Australia and will perform across four cities, sharing new music, championing local artists and most importantly, telling their story for God's glory.

A Triggernometry interview with historian Raymond Ibrahim challenges ten enduring myths about Islam, arguing historical clarity is essential amid terrorism, immigration pressures, and Western cultural self-doubt.

After the Bondi terror attack, Australians stood with the Jewish community in grief and solidarity—revealing a turning point that demands unity, moral courage, and decisive action against antisemitism.

When celebrity conservatives like Candace Owens and Tucker Carlson drift into conspiracy and hatred, Christians must choose truth over tribal loyalty, heed biblical warnings, and recover discernment in an age of cultish followings.

Years of data, testimony, and firsthand evidence expose a genocide against Nigerian Christians—and a coordinated propaganda campaign working to deny, minimise, and obscure the truth.

Bibles are now contraband in Nicaragua. The country’s ruling Sandinista Socialists appear to have aligned with North Korea’s similar rule, which bans tourists from bringing Bibles into the country.

The Bondi Beach terrorist attack was an attack on Australia. For the sake of Jewish Australians, and indeed all Australians, the time to course correct is now. The time to preserve the character of Australia is now.

Australia had a culture, an Australian culture. A culture shaped by our history, language, institutions, customs, and shared Christian foundation. Here's a brief overview how this was deliberately sabotaged through multiculturalism policy.

Joyeux Noël (Merry Christmas) tells the incredible true-life story of the spontaneous Christmas Eve truce declared by Scottish, French and German troops during World War I. Like the story of Joyeux Noël, the message of Christmas is one of faith, hope, and ultimately love.

The Bondi Beach massacre during Chanukkah left Jewish families grieving and communities in shock. Give now to demonstrate the love of the Messiah, Yeshua, and provide direct support to those affected.

The Bondi massacre is already being exploited by the Albanese government to silence discussion of the real problems facing Australia.

Here's a deep dive into the father and son behind the Bondi attack, tracing the visas, networks, warning signs, and system failures that let the Akrams turn an iconic beach into a killing field.

"This doesn't feel like Australia" is how one tearful person responded at a memorial to honour the murdered at Bondi Beach. And, they're right — this isn't Australia. At least, not the nation we once knew. But there is hope in the midst of this tradegy.

With the horrific events of Bondi still indelibly etched in everyone’s psyche, it’s worth reflecting on how especially the ‘Star of David’ points us all to the unique hope of Christmas. The light of that star still shines in the darkness, and the darkness can never overcome it.