COATHANGER CHRISTIANITY: Gaza as case study
The pressing question today is this: how can the relentless cycle of conflict and war in the world be broken? Strangely enough, the solution is not found in the pursuit of “truth”—despite what many Christians might assume. History itself bears witness that “truth” has often been the spark that ignited division and war. The answer lies elsewhere. And Jesus insists it hangs, like a garment, suspended on a coathanger.
TEARS FOR SALE: the exploitation of Iran’s people
My heart aches for the beautiful people of Iran. And this past week, my grief has deepened—not only because they endure a season of profound suffering, but because their suffering itself is being exploited. This is cruelty weaponized, suffering turned into currency. It is the manipulation of grief for power, the trading of anguish for advantage. To profit from another’s tears is to desecrate the very meaning of compassion. Those who exploit it must be named, unmasked, and exposed.
MIDNIGHT MEDITATION: a cry for reconciliation
Where is the God of love in a world of hatred? How do we make sense of the senseless. And yet—amid the chaos—one truth rises above the noise: It will not be the kings of empires, those fighting for power and control, who will change the world. It has to start with me. This is a Midnight Meditation: A Cry for Reconciliation
WHY GREENLAND? And why Donald Trump is walking on thin ice
In January 2026, President Donald Trump reignited global controversy by asserting in televised interviews that Greenland should be annexed by the United States, calling it “a national security need.” He went further, proposing that the territory become America’s 51st state. His remarks carried the weight of war rather than the desire for diplomacy: “One way…
IRAN: a choking point, a tipping point and a spiritual turning point
Iran has reached a choking point: inflation suffocates families, repression silences voices, and faith is crushed under fear. Yet these pressures are driving the nation toward a tipping point, where mass disillusionment and generational defiance converge. What emerges could be a turning point in Iran’s story—whether toward redemption, reform, or a reimagined future.
CHRISTMAS GREETINGS FROM NETHANYAHU: and the lived reality of occupation
A CHRISTMAS GREETING FROM JERUSALEM On Christmas Eve 2025, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu released a video message to Christians worldwide. He opened the message with, “From Jerusalem, I send warm greetings to our Christian friends around the world. I wish you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.” Netanyahu then highlighted the fact that…
THE RAID ON VENEZUELA: a margin call of oil, currency, and the American empire
On 3 January, the United States executed Operation Absolute Resolve, a sudden military strike against Venezuela. While Washington framed the mission around narco‑terrorism, drug trafficking, and weapons smuggling, those explanations alone feel inadequate. To grasp its full significance, the raid must be examined through wider lenses: the fragile petrodollar system, the economic pressures beneath it, the geopolitical rivalries it inflames, and the humanitarian consequences it leaves behind.
37 NGO’s BANNED IN GAZA: seeing Gaza through the eyes of scripture
Israel formally announced the ban on 37 NGOs in Gaza at the end of December 2025. In response to the ban, pro-Israel voices were quick to downplay the decision, insisting that these groups represent barely 15% of the International NGOs in Gaza and account for less than 1% of all the aid provided to its people. Here are the facts
LIVE 2026: Twelve inspiring quotes for a brand-new season
We step into 2026 not as souls lost in hope, but as pilgrims embarking on a path of mystery and wonder—summoned by the Word, sustained by the Spirit. Here are 12 quotes as guiding manifestos for this new year. One for every month. Print them on your hearts, and display them in your ways – for all to see, and for all to believe
THE SIN OF MISPLACED EMPATHY: Bondi Beach and the shift of victimhood
THE SIN OF MISPLACED EMPATHY: Bondi Beach and the shift of victimhood
Consider one simple question: since the Bondi Beach attack, which word have you heard more often on media and on Social Media: the name Boris Gurman, or the phrase “anti‑Semitism”? My guess would be the latter. This is the sin of misplaced anguish