NewLife Magazine April 23rd Issue.
NewLife Magazine Bite-sized Faith News Stories
A 15-year landmark study conducted in the Netherlands, involving over 2,700 individuals from adolescence into their mid-twenties, has validated Family First’s long-standing concerns about experimental medical treatments on gender-confused children.
A Record 12,000 people were baptized in France on Easter.
A 16-year-old boy is under police guard after what appears to be a religiously motivated knife attack at Christ the Good Shepherd Church in the suburb of Wakeleya in western Sydney, which has hospitalised Bishop Mar Mari Emmanuel.
A transcript of a message from Bishop Mari addressing Monday's attack.
This week women’s sex-based rights are going on trial in the Federal Court of Australia with the landmark case Tickle v Giggle.
“I want to be very careful with this, and it’s not what I want to say. But the Jezebel Spirit has already been here. The Jezebel Spirit opened our event.”
The Dirty Dozen List is an annual campaign calling out twelve mainstream entities for facilitating, enabling, and even profiting from sexual abuse and exploitation
Part 2 in Peter Thomas’ new series - Studies in Luke’s Gospel
Luke 1:5-25 on Problems, Prayer and a Promise
The latest updates and commentary on global news with Barry Setterfield.
Irene Shand-Len shares with us the miracle of what takes place in the womb during pregnancy
An excellent response on the problems of a pastor deconstructing his faith.
Early Sunday morning, rockets could be seen flying over Jerusalem from the Temple Mount. The Islamic Republic of Iran sent a wave of suicide drones and ballistic missiles toward Israel.
NewLife Faith News.
A 15-year landmark study conducted in the Netherlands, involving over 2,700 individuals from adolescence into their mid-twenties, has validated Family First’s long-standing concerns about experimental medical treatments on gender-confused children.
A 16-year-old boy is under police guard after what appears to be a religiously motivated knife attack at Christ the Good Shepherd Church in the suburb of Wakeleya in western Sydney, which has hospitalised Bishop Mar Mari Emmanuel.
This week women’s sex-based rights are going on trial in the Federal Court of Australia with the landmark case Tickle v Giggle.
“I want to be very careful with this, and it’s not what I want to say. But the Jezebel Spirit has already been here. The Jezebel Spirit opened our event.”
The Dirty Dozen List is an annual campaign calling out twelve mainstream entities for facilitating, enabling, and even profiting from sexual abuse and exploitation
A Report from NewLife Managing Director Al Watson on the 2024 Belgrave Heights Easter Convention.
Martyn Iles spoke about the striking similarities between today’s society and the Babylonian culture from the book of Daniel in the Bible at the Living in Babylon Australian Tour.
NewLife Articles.
Part 2 in Peter Thomas’ new series - Studies in Luke’s Gospel
Luke 1:5-25 on Problems, Prayer and a Promise
The latest updates and commentary on global news with Barry Setterfield.
Irene Shand-Len shares with us the miracle of what takes place in the womb during pregnancy
An excellent response on the problems of a pastor deconstructing his faith.
Early Sunday morning, rockets could be seen flying over Jerusalem from the Temple Mount. The Islamic Republic of Iran sent a wave of suicide drones and ballistic missiles toward Israel.
Peter Thomas begins a new series on the gospel of Luke.
A Line from Lisa on Loving God’s will
England has banned the use of puberty blockers as a “gender treatment” for children.
Woke progressivism leads all the way back to, Paganism and then all the way back to Christianity.
Peter Thomas’ series on Judges continues through Judges 17 to 21.
Konstantin Kisin is a Russian-British satirist, author, and co-host of the Triggernometry podcast. He recently finished his tour of Australia.
Barry Setterfield gives an update of the events happening around the world with some insights from the Bible.
We have compiled a list of 5 common sayings that are often mistakenly attributed to the Bible.
The book of Judges the repeated phrase is that: ‘in those days everyone did what was right in their own eyes’ and as we have seen this has been a recipe for disaster. Here it is again in this final section of Peter Thomas series.
Lisa Watson share with us about God’s timing and control over life and our day to day in this Line with Lisa.
Planning for the Melbourne Never Again is Now Rally is in the works.
Eden is an anti-trafficking organisation based in South-East Asia which is host to more than half of the global total of human trafficking victims.
Women who experience post-abortion grief say it's a pain often not recognised and a hard thing to talk about but Irene tells us how couples who are suffering can get help.
Catch the latest news from around the world with a biblical perspective from Barry Setterfield.
Barry Setterfield answers questions about the events and timing of God’s plan on the earth.
Verse of the Month
The wicked flee when no one pursues,
But the righteous are bold as a lion.
Proverbs 28:1 (NKJV)
Global Church Persecution
Please Pray for Dubal, his family and his persecutors salvation.
Hear the debate and explanation around the BTJ hologram Bible.
Attacks from the Allied Democratic Forces (ADF) have multiplied on Christians living on the outskirts of the city of Beni, North Kivu province, eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC).
State-sponsored kidnapping is rarely reported and few have ever heard about. North Korea, Iran and China kidnap their citizens whenever they want, for whatever reasons they want.
Christians are in shock after a 200-strong mob attacked a church in Telangana State, India, leaving 22 Christians injured.
After several years of effort, BTJ has finally completed the final recording for the first audio Bible in the language of the people living in the ‘Land of the Thunder Dragon!’
Four years ago, there were 68 public orphanages in Afghanistan to help abandoned children, but today, only half a dozen are left and they are barely surviving, as many foreign aid organizations have fled and taken their funding with them.
One of the most deadly days on the calendar for Christian believers occurs every ten years when the Passover, Easter and Ramadan overlap.
Have you ever wondered what Easter looks like for the persecuted church? It is a time of increased pressure and violence, as Christians become a target for extremists and government crackdowns.
Every year, Back to Jerusalem hosts a Hackers Conference where individuals from around the world immerse themselves in an exciting new journey to address the challenges encountered by missionaries.
BTJ has been working in Afghanistan since the Taliban took control and the way women have suffered is beyond anything that can be imagined.
This is what a pastor wrote from an extremely dangerous Muslim country that strictly enforces Sharia Law.
A senior leader in the underground church in Bhutan has been arrested and sentenced to 13 years in prison, according to sources on the ground.
On Thursday, 7 March 2024, more than 200 children were taken from the primary and secondary schools in Kuriga village, Kaduna State, Nigeria.
On Sunday, 25 February 2024, at least 15 believers were killed during morning mass at the Catholic Church in north-eastern Burkina Faso.
Christians in China are living under the watchful eye of the Communist Government.
Two Brothers in Pakistan kidnapped and beaten for their faith.
Eugene Bach tells us about the amazing miracles coming out of nations closed to the gospel.
Hear about the “crazy guys” of Yemen boldly sharing the gospel.
It is very rare to hear directly from the underground church in Afghanistan, but here is a special letter from a dear sister.
All 168 incidents of intolerance towards Christians in the report were perpetrated by the governments of once-Christian, and supposedly still free, nations.
Back to Jerusalem has just hosted their annual Hackers Conference which helps tackle the challenges faced by missionaries and finds new ways to get the gospel into unreached and restricted nations.
The Release of the 2024 World Watch List is here.
What is it like in the most restricted nation in the world for Christians
On Friday, 12 January 2024, the Evangelical Presbyterian Church in the city of Wad Madani in Sudan was set on fire, causing significant damage and distress to the community.
Terrorism is blamed on climate change by secular media outlets.
The amazing testimony of the son of the heavenly man - Issac Liu
Horrible news coming out of Nigeria with deadly attacks on Christians during Christmas.
A Senior Iranian cleric admitted that Iran has had to close around 50,000 mosques!
Unfortunately for many believers around the world - Christmas can be a time of greater persecution.