Christians in Syria Cancel Holy Week Celebrations Following Attacks by Muslims
Concerns Rise in Syrian Christian Communities Amid Violence Christian communities in Syria are facing significant restrictions or outright cancellations of their Holy Week celebrations, including events for Palm Sunday. This decision follows recent attacks by mobs of Muslim extremists, which targeted Christian symbols and led to looting of local businesses. The Syrian government, which is […]
Nigerian Leaders Reportedly Overlook Warnings as Christians Killed During Holy Week
On Palm Sunday, a tragic incident unfolded in Nigeria, resulting in the deaths of at least 28 individuals in predominantly Christian regions near Jos, Plateau State. This violence has sparked public outrage, especially following claims from U.S. officials that Nigeria is failing to safeguard its Christian population. Local leaders recounted that armed men on motorcycles […]
Is it appropriate for Christians to watch ‘Stranger Things’ on Netflix?
Exploring the Controversy Around “Stranger Things” Netflix’s hit series “Stranger Things” weaves a complex narrative filled with secretive government experiments and eerie supernatural entities. It’s one of the platform’s biggest successes, gaining massive popularity among viewers. Interestingly, despite its heavy horror elements, some Christian audiences resonate with the show due to its exploration of themes […]
Oscars Honor Acts of Domestic Terrorism Targeting White Christians
Review of “Battles Continue One After Another” Paul Thomas Anderson’s film, Battles Continue One After Another, isn’t just a mediocre movie; it also crosses moral boundaries by inciting violence against white Christians. As expected, the increasingly irrelevant Academy Awards had a rough time at the box office on Sunday night, securing six Oscars, including Best […]
Caring for each other: Lessons on community from the early Christians
The Bible conveys a clear message: Christians are called to have compassion for one another. It seems straightforward, doesn’t it? Essentially, it translates to “Love one another.” However, I wonder if it’s really as simple as it sounds. Practical guidance on how to live this out can seem elusive. Maybe a logical starting point is […]
Security forces in Iran killed 19 Christians during protests across the country, according to a report.
Reports indicate that security forces in Iran have killed at least 19 Christians amid protests against the Islamic Republic’s governance, as stated by Article 18, an organization focused on religious freedom. On February 9, this group shared that these fatalities included Christians from both recognized communities, like Armenians and Assyrians, and unrecognized convert groups. The […]
Faith encounters controversy: Christians face off over Kid Rock’s TPUSA show
Turning Point USA’s Halftime Show Raises Eyebrows Over Kid Rock Performance The halftime show hosted by Turning Point USA caused quite a stir when Kid Rock took the stage. Allie Beth Stuckey, a host on Blaze TV, expressed her initial shock during a discussion about the event. “Turning Point claims to be showcasing a family-friendly […]
Reasons for Christians to Engage in Politics
Recently, my husband and I were prompted with a thoughtful question regarding our roles as Christians in the political landscape: “Why is political engagement significant in a world seemingly destined to fade away?” This question resonates, and it’s one many are grappling with. My experience in advocating for truth amidst the chaos of modern politics […]
Archaeologists uncover evidence of Christians and Zoroastrians living together in ancient Iraq.
New Findings Suggest Coexistence of Christianity and Zoroastrianism in Iraq Recent archaeological discoveries in modern-day Iraq indicate that Christians lived alongside a lesser-known faith. This revelation, disclosed by Germany’s Goethe University Frankfurt in December, stems from excavations initiated in late summer 2025 at the Jild-i-Qazau site in the Kurdistan region, believed to date back to […]
White House welcomes oppressed Christians from China, Cuba, Nigeria
White House Welcomes Persecuted Christians After Trump’s Speech The White House is stepping up to support persecuted Christians globally. This follows President Trump’s remarks at the National Prayer Breakfast, where he mentioned the ongoing struggles of these communities. Led by Rev. Paula Whitecain and faith director Jenny Cohn, the White House Office of Faith intends […]