Good and Faithful Servant Queen
“Her Christian faith remained constant. Although eyes were always on her as Queen, her eyes were on Christ as King.”
James Parker
James Parker resides in Western Australia. He has worked alongside the world’s sporting elite and has served at differing senior levels of the Church across the globe. As a survivor of extensive childhood sexual abuse and having practiced as a gay rights activist, he is passionate about the godly restoration of men and women. He is father to one daughter.
God Bless the Sea Eagles’ Seven
“The challenge we are presented with is this: what right does one group with its own beliefs have to bulldoze the rights of another group with opposing beliefs? Surely none.”
LGBTQ Activists Protested An Event They Knew Nothing About
“Aside from the ABC falsely reporting on the evening and protesters misreading and stirring up unnecessary fear about the event, local MP Rebecca Stephens was quick to be critical of the event without knowing its contents.”
Activists Plan To Protest Church Event Because Christian Speakers Are Former LGBTQ
The aim of these particular activists and their sympathisers is to permit no one to air opinions different to their own.
Bishop of Parramatta Opposes Mark Latham’s Parental Rights Bill
Why is Long so frightened to speak of redeemed sexuality for every human being?
Victoria Is Having Its Own Identity Crisis
The greatest identity crisis is most acutely embedded into the psyches of Victoria’s Labor government as it rolls out yet another law that destroys citizens’ lives in the name of granting freedoms.
Mayor Apologizes After Backlash For Saying Boys Have A Penis
Live not by lies. This is the title of the now famous essay circulated among Moscow’s intellectuals by Russian writer and political prisoner, Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn, on the same day that he was arrested by secret police.
Former LGBTQ+ Activist Speaks Out In Defence of Gay Conversion Therapy
Some of Australia’s regional politicians would have us believe that they truly care for children and the vulnerable. Within a matter of days, two regional governments – Queensland and the Australian Capital Territory – have passed laws to criminalise so-called gay conversion therapy.