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Walk into many mainline churches today, and you may hear less about Christ crucified and risen—and more about the perceived dangers of Christian nationalism.

Charlie Kirk’s words were so impactful, they got him killed. For all who loved watching him, there is a mandate to continue the conversation.

Maryka Groenewald MLC has paid tribute to Charlie Kirk, while condemning political violence and questioning the ABC’s partnership with satirical group The Chaser after it mocked his murder. Yet since his assassination, Kirk’s global influence has soared.

Whistleblower psychiatrist Dr Jillian Spencer has been dismissed from Queensland Health after raising the concerns, even as Dr Michelle Telfer, a leading gender clinician rebuked by the Family Court, was exonerated by Australia’s medical regulator.

Christian singer Forrest Frank has offered a stirring call to faith and repentance following the assassination of Christian activist Charlie Kirk, leading his millions of social media fans in the sinners' prayer. He joins other artists who have paid tribute to Kirk.

Like termites silently hollowing out the beams of a house, Foucault’s scepticism about truth and morality slowly eroded the theological structure that had once held mainline Christianity together.

Charlie Kirk is quoted as having said, "I can't stand the word empathy, actually. I think empathy is a made-up, new age term that – it does a lot of damage… Sympathy I prefer more than empathy. That’s a separate topic for a different time.”

The global reaction to Charlie Kirk's death and the manifestly massive impact this MAGA-supporting, culture warrior preacher has should be a MASSIVE wake-up call to so many Christian intellectuals, that they actually have no idea about modern culture.

With approximately 89,000 abortions occurring each year in Australia alone, the sheer scale of the number is almost beyond comprehension. But into this space comes a ministry offering compassion, healing and most of all hope.

They stabbed a bishop while he was preaching. They torched churches. They smashed Catholic statues. They sacked Christian workers for quoting Scripture. They banned Christian events from public venues. And still the political class yawns, and the media elite is deafeningly silent.

Charlie Kirk was shot dead because he dared to speak truths that our culture now deems unacceptable. Once people lose the capacity to reason together, the only way left to resolve conflict is through force.

If you want to be truly great in your life as a man, as a leader, as a husband, as a father, in employment, in business or in any endeavour, the secret for SUCCESS is HUMILITY.

Charlie Kirk was assassinated for the same opinions I hold. This is an observation I cannot escape, and one that robbed me of sleep last night.

Love Sydney will hold their third annual Walk for Life in Hyde Park on Saturday, 20 September 2025. With high-profile speakers scheduled, organisers insist the event will build upon a deeply impactful 2024 walk. Here are some highlights from last year, as well as all the info you need for next weekend.

This is not just a battle of ideas. It is a battle for the soul of the church. Palestinian Liberation Theology (PLT) does not merely distort Israel’s story. It displaces Christ Himself. It trades the eternal for the political, the universal for the partisan, the kingdom of God for the agenda of man.

Many on the woke left are celebrating the assassination of Charlie Kirk, while those outside that demonic hive mind are celebrating him. To those who would say that this murder was a consequence of “polarisation”, give no quarter.

It seems the legislation establishes a state orthodoxy that functions like a religion, certainly in the area of prayer. Furthermore, this new 'religion' isn't merely different to Judeo-Christian faiths in the areas of sexuality and gender, but is hostile to these faiths by banning prayers around these issues.

Not too long ago, I witnessed something that truly made me uneasy. I saw firsthand the decline of democracy. The Senate passed 32 pieces of legislation without so much as even a debate on them. The Upper House, charged with being a house of review, has become a rubber stamp.

After years of stagnant church attendance, a surprising shift is underway. Millennials and Generation Z are emerging as the new “backbone of church attendance”, driving a resurgence in spiritual engagement.

In the wake of the horrific assassination of American Christian commentator and activist, Charlie Kirk, a range of Australian political, cultural, and religious leaders have expressed their sorrow and extended their support to the young man's family as they grieve. Here are some of their tributes.