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We are at a place where we need major revival – or we perish. Are recent conversions perhaps part of such a move of God?

Tens of thousands of events took place around the United States to mark the 73rd annual National Day of Prayer, as Christians of every background folded their hands, closed their eyes, and raised their voices to Heaven in unison.

The homosexualisation of the church has been going on for decades now, but things keep going from bad to worse. Sadly, too many believers see no problems with any of this, or are totally confused about such matters. Much of this acceptance of sin has to do with the issue of acts versus attitudes.

Do we want to effectively share the gospel? Then we first need to start a conversation with people, beginning with one word: "Hello!"

Let us focus our attention on Jesus as both human and God with us (“Emmanuel”), and that this is the very foundation of our faith.

By God's grace, let us grow in vision and compassion to pray and act by throwing the lifeline to others perishing in sin.

After the disciples saw the risen Christ and received the Holy Spirit, they proclaimed the gospel boldly and were unstoppable. They came from fear to faith, from anxiety to power.

Russell Brand talked about his long quest to find “tranquillity, peace, and even transcendence through different substances.” They were all disappointing, he recalled. “Yet, something occurred during the process of baptism that was incredible, and overwhelming.”

When we bear “fruit worthy of repentance”, our family, friends, and neighbours will see the godly change in us. Our testimony of the gift of repentance changing us will be a powerful witness to win souls for Christ!

Things can change, and one never knows what surprises God might have up His sleeve for us. Just when things might seem the darkest, the light of Christ might erupt with brilliance and power.

Rather than answer the question as to how Australia became a place in which a clergyman cannot stand at his pulpit without fearing for his life, our political masters, champions of diversity, have decided to simply shut down all conversation on social media.

The God of heaven is the God of America. The Lord rules over the United States. This is the truth that we cling to as we pray for revival in America.

The Christian bishop stabbed multiple times in Western Sydney is defending X, and forgiving his young Muslim attacker. Mar Mari Emmanuel used his first sermon since leaving hospital to double down on Christian forgiveness.

We are invited to enlarge God’s eternal family. Sharing the gospel of Jesus Christ is the highest privilege and greatest obligation we have in our short lives on this planet.

The war against Christianity in Australia continues, with the latest shot being fired by the Australian Bureau of Statistics. The ABS are currently finalising questions for the 2026 census, and changes to the question regarding religious faith are particularly telling.

It's almost GO Month – a month for intensified strategic prayer and evangelism. It's time to intercede for Australia and the USA! Join us for the launch tonight!

The judge who led the Albanese Government’s review of discrimination in religious schools has called for increased legal protection for faith-based schools. Justice Rothman pointed out that it was not allowed to advise the Government on the drafting of a possible religious discrimination act.

Doug Wilson’s interview with Tucker Carlson on 15 April hit hard against the pastor’s critics. The one-hour-long interview focused on the oft-misunderstood term "Christian Nationalism". Wilson defined the term, taking time to answer accusations and correct assumptions.

Stanisława Leszczyńska's heroic legacy at Auschwitz is a testament to faith, courage and humanity in the face of unimaginable horrors.

It may seem like Christianity is nearly doomed in America and the West. It has had a very good run, but things seem to be heading south. So is there hope for the West? Well, as long as God is in the equation – and He always is – then there is still hope.