School kids often face hostility from school officials when they pass out tracts. This fourth grader refused to back down and won a major victory.

A frail pope recently completed a desperate trip to the last major Roman Catholic continent to try to re-lock the spiritual jail where 8000 people per day are escaping to freedom in Christ.

Controversies are raging all around us. Let's respond with the gospel while we still can.

"I am fed up with being under the thumb of this population [Muslim immigrants] which is destroying us, destroying our country and imposing its acts," Bardot said.

For a diplomatic figure to stand up in Jerusalem and declare Israel's occupation of that city to be "illegal" is hardly newsworthy today.

Homicides and suicides related to religious cults in Europe are causing the European Parliament and several individual countries to begin monitoring a wide range of religious groups which they believe to be "dangerous sects."

Canada is becoming an object lesson for those in the U.S. who are pushing to make "hate speech" illegal.

A bill on immigrant reform that passed the House of Representatives in December has been attacked by Cardinal Roger Mahony as a "vicious" assault on immigrants.

Pope John Paul II's visit to Cuba was seen by the world as a giant step for "religious freedom" in this last of the closed communist societies. But for bible-believers it was business as usual.

Pope Francis admits Islam and Catholicism have a similar goal: conquest. That`s NOT the gospel.

The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled 8-1 that local governments cannot require a permit to do door-to-door witnessing or political campaigning.

The ACLU arguments get slapped down hard, when they tried to erase all reference to America's spiritual history and heritage from a public display.

The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals has decreed that parents should have no control over what the school decides to teach their child.

Education Secretary Rod Paige has recently issued new guidance documents detailing religious freedom in the public schools.

In 1985, ex-Jesuit Alberto Rivera predicted that the Vatican would eventually apologize for its part in the German Holocaust, the inquisition, and the slaughter of Jews and Muslims during the Crusades.

The anti-religion drive is not so much against all religions, but specifically against biblical Christianity. Most others: Islam, Catholicism, Buddhism, Hinduism, etc., are tolerated or welcomed into our 'multicultural' society. Tolerance applies to everyone but Jesus.

Homosexual activists move one step closer to their ultimate goal.

Beijing's decades-old effort to stamp out spiritual belief may finally be falling apart.

From time to time, news reports surface that the Vatican will run some $50 million in the red for the current year.

Evangelical churches in Brazil have been threatened with "holy war" if all soul winning of Catholics does not stop immediately.

The new Jesuit pope continues his campaign for unity of world religions but now has spoken in favor of the forces driving toward one-world government.

When the Iron Curtain was dismantled in the early 1990s and missionaries were welcomed into the crumbling Soviet Union, many observers feared that the window of opportunity would be short lived.

Not only does Rome's pope call himself the vicar of Christ, but the Church he heads claims to be the one true Church and the bride of Christ.

Polish President Lech Walesa has charged that his parliament's delay in signing a concordat, or treaty, with the Vatican shows "disregard of the Apostolic See."

He has decided that humanism and big government can help him consolidate papal power.

During his tenure as pope, Francis has pushed his plan for a happy world where everyone loves everyone and mother earth, too. The threat of climate change is his tool to get everyone to agree with his plan.

As mankind continues to fight over the plight of Jerusalem, God has promised He will have the last word.

Many of the powerful in this world are trying to leverage the coronavirus pandemic to their own advantage. Not the least of these is Pope Francis.

Pope John Paul II has used several public speeches and personal meetings this year to push for more UN control of world problems.

Of course, the pope's brand of "Christian" has little to do with biblical Christianity but is much about power over political leaders.

Outraged over the inroads of humanism and atheism in our schools, more and more Christians now favor the return of prayer to public school classrooms.

Someone said that the conflict in Iraq is not a war but only a skirmish in a larger war.

"Like a giant waking from a long sleep, Mexico's Catholic church is beginning to stir," reports the British magazine The Economist.

The Vatican has finally figured out how to stop Christians from witnessing to Catholics.

Wherever he goes, the insignia of John Paul II is displayed, emblazoned on the "popemobile," hung from stages and high on posts at outdoor masses.

There is little in God's creation more hated by Satan than families.

He recommends we concentrate political authority in a new world order under control of the U.N.

For years laws in California and some other states have been passed that allow gay advocates more and more access to your child. But there IS something you can do.

It's true, the planet is in a mess. But the pope's fix is rooted in human wisdom and political power, rather than hearts changed by the Spirit of God.

As home schooled students move on to higher education they soon learn they must confront a hostile world.

Since only 5% of Jesuits actually become priests, where are the other 95%? How are they influencing the world today?

Delegates from more than 150 nations met in Rome in June to pencil a treaty establishing an International Criminal Court (ICC).

Where do you stand with the law when you take the gospel to the streets?