Although shocking to American Christians, recent reports tell us that today, world wide, it is more likely that you as a Christian would be beaten, tortured or raped for your faith than be free to attend service in a secure, air conditioned church.

In a trial that has dragged on for over a year, Dorothy Leng and Ong Cheong were finally sentenced to jail for their "offences [that] affected the very foundation of Singapore society," according to Judge Roy Neighbour.

A door is opening. Freedom of religious speech is being acknowledged again. Let’s continue to get as many gospel tract seeds spread as we can.

Have you noticed what is happening to free speech in our country? It’s eroding. Do you know why?

Introducing "The Chaplain". There are those who don't want our military to be given the real gospel when their lives are at risk.

Islam's pursuit of world domination is in full-stride. The West's optimism is fading that democracy, not Islam, will be the winner.

"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.

Everything is stacked against Christians in this world, but that does not cancel the Great Commission.

The new U.S. Attorney General has issued instructions to all government departments that may help protect people of faith from doing things that go against their beliefs.

Religious discrimination in the workplace is one of the 'hottest' religious liberty issues coming into our CLA offices this year," writes Attorney David Gibbs, Jr.

Since welcoming homosexuals, the U.S. military has been using intimidation and accusations to silence Christians in the military. Some fear even their careers are in jeopardy if they go to church.

Gail Blair, a blind woman, was issued a trespass warning and forbidden to evangelize at a local park after a complaint was filed with the local police. A Christian law association helped her fight back to uphold her religious freedom.

Criminal acts of revenge against local Muslims have prompted the British government to debate a toughening of their hate crime laws.

California governor Gavin Newsom has appointed five members to a new “Commission of the State of Hate”. Is this new Commission an example of how governments will attempt to silence Christians from speaking against sinful behavior?

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

Several pastors are pushing back against local government authorities who are trying to restrict religious freedom under the cover of 'COVID-19 public health orders.'

Two students from Wheaton College in Chicago have filed a motion asking a judge to protect their rights to share their faith in a public park.

Decades ago the people of China chose Communism's hollow dream instead of the Bible. Now, millions there have discovered the truth and are willing to die for it —and some may have to.

Christian groups are being banned from universities, as the culture continues to push to silence Christians and their message.

The Christian Law Association reports that they are getting increasingly frequent calls from students in government schools who are being disciplined for sharing their faith with fellow students.

Soul winners who have been restricted in passing out tracts on private property such as shopping malls are turning to "T-Shirt Evangelism."

Some attempts to block offensive Internet material from children have backfired for Christian users.

Secular news media begin admitting that Christians suffer greater persecution across the world than any other religious group. What can be done about it?

Can homophobia and other prejudices be illnesses?

Homosexual leader calls for churches to be forced to take homosexuality off the "sin list." Followers respond with violent attacks.

The age of comfortable and respectable Christianity in the U.S.A. is giving way to an age of rising resistance and hostility.

Thirteen members of the U.S. Congress have sent a formal letter to the UN Secretary General requesting that the UN supervise the upcoming presidential elections.

Last year, the Metro Council of Nashville Tennessee narrowly defeated a proposal to prohibit employment discrimination based on "sexual orientation" in the city government.

In 2005, some Christian students decided to counter the homosexual message with a "Day of Truth" campaign.

A recent court finding has come out on the side of two Christian students who spoke against homosexuality in accordance with their beliefs.

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.

Pastor Eke Green has been cleared of charges of hate crime by the Swedish Supreme Court.

The U.S. government's response to Germany's peresecution of home schoolers shows that this freedom may not last for long in America.

The London subway bombings and assassination of Van Gogh in Holland are beginning to awaken Europe to the huge Muslim problem there.

Here is how Western civilization has gotten itself into such a mess, and how to change it.

Much of Europe considers Christianity irrelevant to their lives. Churches face a choice: evangelize or be outlawed.

Vera Jourová, a Czech politician and lawyer who is the Vice President of the European Commission for Values and Transparency said hate speech laws will soon come to US.

How can you claim unity when you don't even share the same faith?

"I can only conclude that they [evolutionists] don't have any evidence," observed board member Morris.

A persistent father was recently arrested in Massachusetts after insisting that he be notified when his kindergartner was going to be presented with teaching on homosexuality.

Democrat Keith Ellison from Minnesota is first muslim congressman sworn in on Qur'an.

A former British Prime Minister, Gordon Brown, recently voiced his support for the need of a single world-wide authority to orchestrate the defense against the coronavirus.

The threat to much of the world's missionary work.

One man's hate speech is another man's mere comment... until it becomes illegal to offend someone.

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.

Biblical world watchers such as Dave Hunt and Beit Kjos are sounding the alarm on the recent global turmoil.

Could it really be possible that in the U.S. House of Representatives a statement was made declaring, 'God's will is no concern of this Congress'?

Because of the coronavirus, many parents have experienced homeschooling for the first time. Most are not aware of the controversy and opposition surrounding this by other organizations.

The Boulder Colorado City Council recently allocated $16,000 for a trial run of a "hate hotline" where citizens can report incidents of "hatred" not punishable as a crime.

The war between sexual perversion and decency is heating up.

A Florida state law forbidding paid counselors to counsel children against gender-change has been challenged, and the court of Appeals decided this was a violation of the counselor’s free speech. They are now allowed to help these children. Such laws exist in 20 other states, and need to be fought.

Is same-sex marriage simply allowing another kind of couple to have the same benefits enjoyed by opposite-sex couples?

Now that the Massachusetts Supreme Court has legalized homosexual marriage, sodomite activists are pressuring the public schools there to talk more in the classrooms about homosexual relationships.

One of the world's leading authorities on religious persecution sees a direct connection between Osama bin Laden's terrorist networks and persecution of Christians in many countries.

Two sinister forces have been working for years to crush the true church. These new DVDs show who they are, and how they are doing it.

American Humanist Association sues teacher for praying, because of fear that some student might "hear." Imagine that!

On July 1, another major component of the One World Government described in the Bible, was put into place.

In Bristol, United Kingdom, Isabel became quite upset after reading Jack Chick's tract, 'Home Alone?', that had the nerve to say people could be introduced to the homosexual world by child abuse. She has since contacted the Bristol City Council who is investigating who distributed the tract.

Several reports coming out of Britain indicate a growing concern about the increasing influence of the Muslim population.

Attorney David Gibbs, Jr., writing in the newsletter for the Christian Law Association, offers some great insight into this issue.

Telling the truth is not hate.

Their "vision" is to "promote justice and mutual understanding," yet they were swift to move against any community discussion over the dark side of Islam.

"Christianity was started by a young Palestinian named Jesus." Hundreds of such distortions and lies were found in a five-year study of 28 of the most widely used social studies textbooks in U.S. public schools.

A federal judge has placed a preliminary injunction against a North Carolina public school district stating that they cannot prohibit biblical literature distribution by the students.

Navy chaplain faces possible discharge and fines for quoting the bible and praying in Jesus' name during a sermon at a funeral.

The California prison system has agreed to settle a lawsuit brought by a prison ministry that had been stopped from sending Bible study materials to inmates who requested them.

For most of recorded history, godly parents have had to fight the culture to raise godly children.

The military is not immune to the forces that would remove religion from public life.

The "Clash of Civilizations" continues with much jockeying between the militancy of Islam and Western-World tolerance.

How the Netherlands gave up free speech to placate its Muslims. Who is next?

Could the Bible be declared an instrument of persecution?

A new restriction on religious activity, supposedly to curtail terrorism, has Russian Bible believers deeply concerned. It remains to be seen how far America will follow.

Soul winners who work in prisons should be aware of a new U.S. Supreme Court ruling that will allow inmates more gospel literature.

Some victories, and challenges, in the global battle against perversion. Win some, lose some, but NEVER give up!

Anyone who suggests that another's 'ideology' might consign him to hell is now labeled a violent extremist.

Little media attention is being given to a quiet tug of war going on over the right of parents to direct the upbringing and education of their children.

Do parents really have to accept whatever the public school wants to teach their children?

After reviewing the CLA materials, the city decided that Pastor Stevenson was free to share his faith.

Two pastors in Australia have been convicted of "racial vilification of Muslims" for presenting a seminar on the teachings of Islam.

Even the U.S. government helps in persecuting Christians.

America and the Western World is not yet willing to admit that this is a religious war for the minds of millions.

A movie rating of PG has been attached to an upcoming movie, apparently solely because it has a "pro-God theme."

European governments are trying to silence Christians who dare preach "unapproved" biblical doctrines. And they want the U.S. to do the same here.

More than 50 public libraries across the country have refused to allow a 'story hour' so Christian actor and author Kirk Cameron can share his new children's book, 'As You Grow'.

More evidence is surfacing that the public school classrooms are increasingly hostile to traditional American values.

It's easier to keep our rights to witness on the streets if we use wisdom in how we do it.

While America has suffered a significant decline in righteousness, a recent study by the Becket religious liberty law firm finds increased support for religious freedom.

The Pew Research Center reports that restrictions on religion in 2015 were up from 34% in 2014 in 40% of the countries in the world. Even Western 'democratic' governments like Britain are in a debate over the issue.

"As America moves into the next century, the battle for continued religious liberty for Bible-believing Christians is at a watershed moment," writes Attorney David C. Gibbs, Jr.

Evidence is coming from several directions indicating that Bible believers are in for an increasingly rough ride. Lifenews.com recently reported: 'Attacks on Christian churches in the United States have almost tripled in the past four years.'

There is much talk today about revolution. Few revolutions bode well for Christians. It is becoming increasingly obvious that today’s controversy is far deeper than just the superficial political parties. Leaders are making no effort to hide the influence of godless Marxism.

Homosexuals and Muslims demand that speaking against them be outlawed as "hate speech." Nations such as Canada who agree have begun arresting and prosecuting Christians.

Many countries still claim to allow freedom of speech, but government officials are increasingly siding with those who are 'offended' instead of protecting the freedom to preach the gospel.

In their recent national convention, the Southern Baptists voted in favor of a resolution declaring that '...those who are promoting the recognition of 'same-sex marriage' have misappropriated the rhetoric of the Civil Rights Movement.'

In 2013, Air Force Chaplain Kurt Cizek preached a message on sexual immorality that cost him his career, retirement pension and health benefits. Not a good result of the ‘sexual revolution.’

Read how this tract user politely but firmly refused to back down, until the police legal team admitted he had every right to pass tracts on the sidewalk in front of the school.

Singapore police recently summoned some local religious leaders and warned them that they were in violation of the Religious Harmony Act.

Examples of new laws giving special protections to homosexuals.

The Child Evangelism Fellowship has been successful in fighting off attacks by atheists and anti-Christian school officials while also offering Bible-believing curriculum on or near school grounds.

Courts are finally handing down decisions that protect religious freedom. Let’s make good use of them!

The last two years have not been good for the constitutional right of religious freedom. But maybe the tide is turning.

The Christian Law Association is often asked, "How far can I go in witnessing at work?"

Pollster George Barna gives poll results showing why the coming generation of Christians is less likely to witness.

Hate speech laws are gaining momentum but a test case is in court in Philadelphia.

The U.S. Supreme Court has now made clear that students have the right to share their faith on college campuses even if someone objects to what they are saying. This was a major free speech victory.

The Word Shoppe in Amarillo, Texas was recently visited by a local Roman Catholic Priest who asked owner Jeanette Green what it would take to get her to stop selling Chick tracts.

As American parents are discovering how the public schools are corrupting their children, huge numbers are abandoning that system for homeschooling and Christian schools.

Large-scale immigration, whether legal or illegal, offers soul-winners a huge opportunity. These people have come here... let's reach them for Christ!

One of the most disturbing developments in Islam`s drive to conquer the world is its intrusion (and acceptance) in the U.S. prisons.

Homosexual rights activists are literally dancing in the streets (of San Francisco) celebrating the Supreme Court's ruling striking down the Texas law against sodomy.

Paula Ettelbrick, executive director of the San Francisco-based International Gay and Lesbian Human Rights Commission, vowed that the pope's "call to arms" against homosexual marriage would be successfully combated.

A recent brochure by the Christian Educators Assn, Intl (CEAI). lays out guidelines for parents and students showing exactly where they stand in a possible dispute with school officials.

When Christians get sloppy about the Great Commission, big changes come to the nation. It`s not too late!

Christians can, and are, making their voices heard when the culture promotes perversity. And they are winning.

"I just feel if we can do it for animals, we can do it for human beings." Robert Baxter, a 75-year-old retired truck driver in Montana is referring to his petition to the state supreme court to allow a doctor to kill him.

We are told that most Muslims are moderates, opposed to terrorism. If terrorism is truly contrary to Islam, will the "real" moderate Muslims please stand up?

Pollster George Barna finds "born again" young people are not likely to witness to their friends. Will this be the "last generation?"

We have all heard the horror stories of people being harassed and even arrested for witnessing in public places and this tends to make us wary about sharing our faith.

One of the impending dangers of the drive by homosexuals for acceptance and approval is showing up in the pressure on legislators to enact hate speech laws.

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