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Nine Christians have been killed in a terrorist attack on a Jordanian church, prompting fierce condemnation, demands for justice and renewed concerns about religious persecution.

For 25 years, the Mount Moriah Trust has supported struggling Christians across the Holy Land, bringing practical assistance, encouragement and hope to believers facing hardship and persecution.

France’s escalating riots expose the dangers of political extremism, antisemitism and radical alliances, offering America a stark warning about the future of Western democracy.

An Israeli political candidate claiming a remarkable biblical identity has sparked questions about false messiahs, the Antichrist and how Christians should interpret prophecy.

Evangeline Lilly walked away from Hollywood to pursue a deeper purpose. Today, her Christian faith, humanitarian calling and passion for human creativity shape her next chapter.

A collection of sobering reflections on Western civilisation’s decline, the loss of Christian foundations and the dangers of cultural complacency, ending with a message of enduring Christian hope.

France and Europe are burning — is it too late to save them from the barbarians?

As rioters burn cars and historical buildings, celebrating the destruction of France’s inheritance, the West confronts an uncomfortable question: what happens when a civilisation loses the will to defend itself?

A federal investigation has exposed how America’s biggest banks shut out conservative and Christian clients, relying on subjective reputation risks and controversial ideological watchdogs.

Europe’s escalating unrest raises urgent questions about immigration, national identity, secularism and the decline of Christian influence, prompting calls for repentance, prayer and renewed leadership.

The UK Greens’ vote to define Zionism as racism has exposed deep divisions within the party, raising questions about its future leadership and political direction.

Katie Zacharia’s first days as White House Press Secretary have sparked fierce media criticism, but her remarkable testimony of surviving an abortion attempt tells a deeper story.

Australia’s proposed digital duty of care laws promise greater online safety and increased user control by switching off algorithms, but critics warn they could give ministers sweeping powers to restrict lawful content and threaten free speech.

Two years after A Million Women gathered in Washington for ten hours of prayer and fasting, organisers point to victories they believe reflect God’s answers to intercession.

Euthanasia accounted for 4% of all deaths in Belgium in 2025, with growing numbers involving people who were not terminally ill, dementia patients and psychiatric conditions.

Christa Pike’s botched execution has sparked outrage across America, but critics argue that the same concern for human dignity is denied to abortion survivors.

An 80,000-strong gathering in Texas signals a hunger for revival, as Pastor Philip Anthony Mitchell warns that Christian indifference could leave future generations without the faith.

Historian Frank Furedi warns that the West is waging a war against its own past, censoring books, rewriting history and severing future generations from their heritage.

A man’s death in a tiger enclosure sparks chilling online reactions, exposing a growing willingness to judge human worth by usefulness, behaviour and ideology.

Canada plans to legalise euthanasia through advance requests, raising concerns about consent, dementia patients’ rights and whether earlier decisions should determine the circumstances of death.