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"At the first Christmas, Jesus was a refugee to Egypt, so we should welcome the stranger too." This is one of many Bible-based arguments used in support of open-borders immigration. But what else does Scripture say about this hot topic?

A broad group of global and Australian Christian leaders gathered at Advancing The Kingdom Initiative 2025 to co-design strategies for unity, revitalisation, and renewed evangelism, charting a collaborative path for Australia’s Gospel future.

Are Christians obligated to embrace either pacifism or isolationism? Virtue is the golden mean — thoughtful global engagement shaped by biblical principles, moral responsibility, and prudent national stewardship.

President Trump is redefining what it means to be an ally of the United States of America. Will Australia do what it takes to become a valued ally or be relegated to the ranks of embattled enemy?

Canada’s revived “hate speech” bills could criminalise lawful expression, threaten online evangelisation, and expand state power, critics warn, arguing that subjective definitions risk censorship, wrongful convictions, and chilled religious debate.

Julie Inman Grant’s sweeping eSafety powers are under fire from US lawmakers, who’ve summoned her to Washington DC to explain why she’s censoring the speech of Americans.

Australia’s fuel security is at risk as discounted Russian oil enters via India, global tensions rise, and Canberra ignores urgent warnings to rebuild refining, storage and transport capacity.

European watchdog OIDAC reports a sharp rise in violent anti-Christian attacks and church arsons in 2024, urging the EU to address growing hostility and legal discrimination against Christians.

A new ISGAP report argues the Muslim Brotherhood has spent decades quietly shaping Western institutions through influence, not violence, using a long-term strategy most people overlook.

New York City, historically shaped by European immigrants, is now a diverse, multiethnic hub, electing Ugandan-born Muslim Zohran Mamdani as mayor amid decades of demographic transformation.

New Zealand’s decision to halt new prescriptions of puberty blockers highlights a growing global reassessment that’s leaving Australia on the back foot.

The Church’s silence on Israel cedes its biblical identity to political voices. Scripture affirms Israel’s enduring covenant, revealing God’s faithfulness and shaping the next generation’s faith.

The International Olympic Committee (IOC) is reportedly set to announce a ban on transgender women – by which I mean biological men – competing against females: a long-overdue correction that acknowledges biological reality and restores fairness to women’s sport after years of ideological pressure.

Once, the Heritage Foundation symbolised the moral voltage of principled conservatism. But when Kevin Roberts defended Tucker Carlson’s antisemitism, the institution dimmed its own moral light—and its reputation suffered.

Based on reputable sources such as Dr Mai Sato, the UN Special Rapporteur on Human Rights in Iran, the Islamic regime is weaponising pro-Hamas propaganda against Christians.

Two major international studies suggest COVID-19 vaccination may increase risks of respiratory illnesses, pneumonia, tuberculosis, and kidney injury, sparking renewed debate over vaccine safety and public health strategies.

Thomas Crooks, who attempted the assassination of President Donald Trump in 2024, had a sprawling digital footprint of violent threats, a furry fetish, and they/them pronouns, all of which the FBI ignored, according to a bombshell New York Times report.

The UK Health Security Agency argued the COVID-19 injection death data is better hidden from the public lest it cause distress, anger, misinformation or vaccine hesitancy.

Contrasting Ben Shapiro’s principled realism with Tucker Carlson’s conspiratorial lens, this essay reveals how the right’s embrace of exposure over conviction threatens conservatism’s moral foundation and the culture of truth.

South Korea’s crackdown on conservatives and Christians intensifies as former leaders are arrested, raising alarms that the country’s democracy is sliding toward authoritarianism under President Lee Jae-myung.