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David

  • The manifesto

    In the recent weeks I have taken a risk. My good friend Jared and I have hired a big warehouse with nothing but a few crazy ideas, hope, and dream.

  • Feminism. A man's issue too!

    It appears that if you say the word Feminist these days that you suddenly become stereotyped as a man-hater. Whilst there are extreme views in every realm of life, and sure there are women who genuinely hate men, it is not the Feminist way.

  • The system didn't plan for this…

    On the 9th of September, rapper/recording artist Lecrae released his seventh studio album, titled Anomaly. Lecrae is a profoundly outspoken Christian, and yet his craft has taken him beyond the borders of Christian/Gospel music into the culturally murky water of mainstream music.

  • Meriam Ibrahim: 'I will campaign for those persecuted for their faith'

    Meriam Ibrahim, the Sudanese Christian woman who escaped the death penalty, has said she wants to campaign for religious freedom.

  • Galilee Basin will help Carlisle Coast and moreover Whitsundays saved from being a tip!

    News.com late last year reported that the Government approved Galilee Basin Coal which will undoubtedly have a huge impact upon a wide range of communities, not least the Carlisle Coast area of Laguna Quays, Midge Point and Bloomsbury which have housing developments approved or in the making ready for such an impact.

  • What's the threat of Islamic State to the Church worldwide?

    While Islamic State is wreaking havoc in Iraq and Syria, its ambitions do not stop there. Moreover, several world leaders are saying it is one of the biggest threats they are facing. But exactly how does Islamic State fit into the global picture of Christians under pressure for their faith worldwide?

  • Indian High Court overturns ban on non-Hindu evangelists

    In a positive move for Christians, the Bilaspur High Court in India has been persuaded by Christian organisations to oppose a ban preventing non-Hindu religious missionaries from entering villages in Bastar district.

  • Hundreds of prayer vigils held on 2nd anniversary of Pastor Saeed's imprisonment

    More than 500 prayer vigils were held around the world this week to mark the two-year anniversary of when pastor Saeed Abedini was arrested by Iranian officials for his Christian faith.

  • South Sudan: One in seven people starving or severely malnourished

    Millions of people remain in danger as the threat of famine continues in South Sudan.

  • Justice?

    Bill Gates is a renowned philanthropist whose specific concern is for the eradication of diseases such as polio in third world countries.