Inflation in Greece surged to 5.1% in September, while the Eurozone average stood at 3.8%, the European Statistics authority EUROSTAT announced on Friday, October 2, 2026, based on preliminary data.. The Energy index rose by 14.1% Annual inflation in the Eurozone came in at 3.8% in September, up from 3.2% in August, while in Greece […]

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Greece will extend the presence of its air defense battery of Patriot missiles in Saudi Arabia for at least another month, top defense and foreign policy officials agreed on Thursday. In a session chaired by Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis, the Government Council on National Security and Foreign Affairs (KYSEA) took into consideration the increased tension […]

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A 58-year-old tourist was killed by a lightning in southern Rhodes early afternoon on Friday. The woman was walking with her husband in Lothiarika area of Laerma near Lindos in the south part of the island in the eastern Aegean Sea. She was struck by the lightning at 14:45 and died on the spot, local […]

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Ferries remain docked at several ports in Greece on Friday, October 2, due to gale-force winds reaching 9 and up to 10 Beaufort locally in the Aegean Sea. A sailing ban was imposed at the ports of Rafina and Lavrio in south-eastern Attica on Friday morning, while sailings from the port of Piraeus were also […]

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US Secretary of State Marco Rubio will visit Athens next week as head of an American delegation to the 6th US-Greece Strategic Dialogue. According to a statement by the State Department, his visit is part of a series of stops at Rekjavik, Athens, and Lisbon from October 5 to 8, 2026. “In Greece, Secretary Rubio […]

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Greece’s National Meteorological Service EMY updated its weather warning and upgraded it to Category 5 – RED ALERT. The weather warning regards mainly the island of Crete and the Dodecanese island group and is valid from Friday to Sunday, October 2-4, 2026. According to the weather warning, heavy rainfalls, thunderstorms and gale-force winds up to […]

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In Tyndale’s own published work, and in the form of the Geneva and King James Bibles, his endeavors brought untold numbers of people throughout Europe to a deeper understanding of Christ and His gospel. Those words were then brought across the ocean to America, where they formed the basis of a people seeking to love... Continue Reading

As more people across Canada are considering the problems with the Canadian order and our current globalist bent, and as citizens of Alberta are considering what a new nation might look like, it is of utmost importance that we consider the principles of the Law of God again.   My short answer is “yes”. To... Continue Reading

Devotionals are wonderful, but they are not the Bible. Devotionals are written by men; the Bible is inspired by God. Devotionals might be wrong; the Bible never is. Preachers might do a phenomenal job of explaining a text, but there’s something to simply letting the text speak for itself.   Imagine a chess club. This... Continue Reading

“A theologian who is acquainted with all the latest issues of his science but who stands speechless at a sickbed and knows no answer to the questions of the lost sinner’s heart isn’t worthy of his title and office.”   In his book, the Certainty of Faith (1901), Herman Bavinck writes …there is also a... Continue Reading

In context, Paul is appealing to self-interest, self-love, and self-care precisely because he is on his way to an argument about sacrifice. He is making a beeline for the model of Christ giving himself for the church   Ephesians 5:29 (THGNT) οὐδεὶς γάρ ποτε τὴν ἑαυτοῦ σάρκα ἐμίσησεν, ἀλλὰ ἐκτρέφει καὶ θάλπει αὐτήν, καθὼς καὶ... Continue Reading

Dazzled by the promises of the information age, we opened the front door to the companies promising to widen our children’s horizons, jumpstart their educations, and open their minds. In reality, these data miners wanted to open their minds for the same reason a fracking company wants to open up a rock formation: to get... Continue Reading

In the ancient metropolis of Ephesus, where a great temple to a pagan god loomed, the true and living God visited the city with His gospel and He started building a new temple. Not a shrine made of marble and filled with sculptures; but an assembly of ordinary people joined together by the good news... Continue Reading

The call “to remember” is a call to action. We are to remember truths, heroes, triumphs, and tragedies that inspire action in this cultural moment. As the author of Hebrews commanded, we are to remember those who spoke God’s Word and then imitate their ways (Hebrews 13:7).     Nostalgia is pretty popular on social... Continue Reading