When approaching an issue such as euthanasia it is vitally important to assess what we really believe. As Christians, we believe -

• there is life after death, a resurrection and judgment beyond the grave;

• that we are called to care for the most vulnerable, the elderly, and terminally ill; and

• in the inherent worth of every individual human.

Look no further – the slippery slope is already here.

Last Saturday evening, an interview with ACL’s Queensland Director, Wendy Francis, was included in a story on A Current Affair regarding the Noosa Temple of Satan’s vow to “fight like hell” to have satanism taught in Queensland schools and for devil-worshippers to be accepted as chaplains.

A capacity crowd of 1500+ gathered in Brisbane’s beautiful City Hall, excited to be there for the opening night of The Truth of It LIVE with Martyn Iles, and no-one left disappointed.

Martyn is taking 'The Truth of It' LIVE on the road to the cities and towns of Australia!

Over 7,000 attended in Queensland and momentum is building as we move into other states.

Come and hear the truth of scripture applied to thorny issues, followed by Q&A, and an opportunity to get involved in making truth public with Australia’s biggest Christian movement.

You’ll be equipped and inspired to do more for God in the real world.

Below are the events which are taking registrations NOW. More are being added regularly. Events typically fill up early.👇

Queenslanders have reason to fear that that the ALP Government is planning to rush new euthanasia laws through the Parliament with the least scrutiny possible, according to the Australian Christian Lobby.

Parents have every right to expect Council libraries, paid for by their taxes, to be places where they can take their children without any fear of them being confronted with dangerous ideologies or adult entertainment.

A call to include Satanist lessons in Religious Instruction in Queensland State Schools is the latest stunt by former Sex Party candidate, Robin Bristow.

The Palaszczuk Government looks set to ignore the professional advice from the Australian Medical Association Queensland (AMAQ) and rush to introduce assisted suicide legislation.

Children typically learn their ABC’s at 4 or 5 years old. At that age it remains the responsibility of the village around them to protect them from anything that would harm them.