President Donald Trump delivered an address celebrating the nation’s history, resilience, and future, saying: “The future belongs to the brave.” He also declared that “Communism will never take root in the United States of America,” and that “religion is back in America.”

Speakers at the Recharge Conference 2026 have challenged believers to re-examine their understanding of greatness.

On why the U.S. seems to focus a lot of attention on Africa, especially Nigeria, Gorka explains why he believes Africa is increasingly being targeted by Jihadists.

Earlier in 2025, each family was exiled from their village in northern Laos for converting from their traditional practices to Christianity. Their choice immediately aroused the anger of the local authorities – even though the constitution of Laos supposedly upholds freedom of religion or belief for all.

HeartCry Missionary Society has called on Christians in Nigeria and everywhere not to be deceived by the mixed and diluted messages being preached in certain quarters and passed as the Gospel of Jesus Christ.

For years, Nigeria’s government has faced accusations of harbouring sympathizers of terrorists and paying lip service to fighting banditry nationwide.

And this is not because Christians played any particular role in the war, instead the Islamic Republic seems to fear that more Iranians who have gotten disenchanted with the regime are turning to Christianity in their historic numbers.

Former CAN Chairman, Pastor Ayo Oritsejafor, has criticized President Bola Tinubu’s administration over Nigeria’s current condition, which he calls disturbing. Oritsejafor, also a former PFN President, said the country’s situation now demands a completely new approach to get it back on track.

What many expected to be a niche religious film became a mainstream cultural event. Audiences were not simply watching a movie; many described the experience as a spiritual encounter. That is why The Passion of the Christ remains more than a movie. It is a landmark cultural event that proved faith could command the global stage.

The core conflict is not just about ending the enrichment of uranium or dispute over missile ranges. It’s about land, identity, and theology.