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18-year-old Bola Adel Naguib was forcibly disappeared the week before last on suspicion of preaching Christianity and insulting Islam. Christian families in Egypt are grieving. They’re dealing with a great deal of emotional distress and unfathomable loss at the hands of a totalitarian state.

Senator Ralph Babet (UAP) has been mocked for proclaiming God over government in parliament on Tuesday. Jesus is the only answer to Australia’s current slide into socio-political chaos, he explained.

What if I told you the Albanese Government has plans to force employers to pay for late-term abortions under Paid Parental Leave? Sounds insane — but it’s true. And they’re rushing it through this week in the federal parliament.

UNESCO’s conditional affirmation of homeschooling comes with claws. To remedy its concerns, UNESCO proposed invasive mandatory training for parents who are home educators.

No more will this generation sit idly by and wonder what happened to once-Christian Australia. They will actually be salt and light in the public square, preventing rot and decay, adding good flavour and repelling the darkness to illuminate Truth.

Prof. Patrick Parkinson’s "Unshaken Allegiance" is a courageous, insightful call for Christians to live faithfully amid shrinking religious freedoms—combining legal expertise, biblical conviction, and practical wisdom for today’s cultural challenges.

When did it become acceptable for a government agency to track citizens like this? We’re not talking about terrorists. We’re not talking about foreign agents. We’re talking about Australians. Conservatives. Christians. Dissenters. People who dare speak up for family, faith, and freedom.

Christians have often avoided political power, thinking faith and politics don’t mix. Yet Scripture commends leaders like Joseph, Daniel, Esther and Paul for upholding righteousness in the civic sphere and pointing pagan empires back to God.

Turkey’s government is labelling Christian foreigners “national security threats” in order to deport them and block them from returning to the country.

The Islamophobia report is being sold as a roadmap to a more harmonious Australia when in reality, it seems like a Trojan horse: a vast catalogue of demands that, if accepted, would privilege one group’s sensitivities, weaken our defences against extremism, and embed grievance politics into the heart of government.

Freedom rarely disappears overnight. More often, it's chipped away – one "common-sense reform" at a time. That's exactly what we're seeing in Britain, where the Labour Government's latest push for digital identification has triggered a storm of public anger and accelerated its collapse in the polls.

Chinese Communist Party (CCP) officials on Friday evening arrested more than two dozen pastors across at least seven provinces who are part of the underground Zion Church network, extending what China Aid called “the most extensive and coordinated wave of persecution against urban independent house churches in China in over four decades.”

Egypt’s Islamic hate speech laws have claimed yet another victim. Christian author and apologist, Dr Augustine Samaan, was detained in early October. His only crime? Criticising Islam.

Australia just crossed a dangerous line. A line that marks the difference between a free nation and a surveillance state. Between a democracy and a regime that decides what thoughts you’re allowed to think.

Julia Gillard's government removed the definitions of male and female in the Sex Discrimination Act in 2013, making way for gender identity to take precedence over reality in law. At that moment, women's sex-based rights were erased with the stroke of a pen.

Various groups have declared similar intentions to commemorate Charlie Kirk, with rationales focussed on the promotion of free speech. But is it really that valuable?  

In recent months, a disturbing pattern of governmental persecution of Christian pastors and political opponents has emerged in the once thriving democracy of South Korea.

Most Christians have recently learned about the sudden passing of Voddie Baucham in America. I am reminded of how the death of God’s leaders often paves the way for new ones to come on the scene. Let me mention just five of them who have gone to be with their Saviour in the past six months, and share a few quotes from each.

On 11 September 2025, the Hohhot Intermediate People’s Court in Inner Mongolia (a region in northern China along the Mongolian border) delivered a stark message: even distributing legally authorised Bibles can be a crime if done outside government-approved channels.

A biological male who violated his own child in the most grotesque way is not only shielded by the courts under a pseudonym, “Hilary Maloney”, but is treated as if his biggest problem is “transphobia”. This is the scandal; not just the crime itself but the weakness of the sentence, the silence of the mainstream media, and the way ideology has hijacked justice in this country.