Sara Jayona Gunawan

Ephesians 2:8-9 ✌️

[Sall Grover @salltweets]

“This is ideology verses reality. For anybody who is against me I want them to imagine an ideology enshrined in law that they don’t agree with & then they’re punished for not going along with it. That’s the situation I’m in & why I advocate for reality in law.”

[Zac Bauermaster @ZBauermaster]

Leadership isn’t about big, grand gestures, it’s about the small, “little” things done day in and day out.

[Zac Bauermaster @ZBauermaster]

When it comes to conflict is your natural leadership tendency to peace fake, peace break, or peace make?

If I’m honest, I can lean on the side of peace faking to avoid conflict.

We are called to be peacemakers!

Let’s confront problems, not people.

https://t.co/Eu3wfpdj14

[Fr Calvin Robinson ©️®️ @calvinrobinson]

“No person has appeared in opposition to the confirmation.” Untrue. The Rev’d Paul Williamson can be heard objecting.

“Objections could be lawfully received and none having appeared as ordered.” Untrue. I have seen the paper trail.

Woe to you, Pharisees!

[Melissa Chen @MsMelChen]

We can talk about UAE / Singapore versus Australia and the West more broadly as model states in how they deal with Islamist extremism but let's actually look at an example that demonstrates the point.

In 2002, Singaporean Zulfikar Shariff fled to Australia after getting charged for his activities organizing and campaigning against a hijab ban in schools, and defending and promoting Al-Qaeda and Osama bin Laden.

Australia welcomed him with open arms, and provided him with scholarships and a place to further postgraduate study, despite not having an undergraduate degree, even after his work with Al-Qaeda financiers was made public in 2006 by the left leaning ABC. He was granted Australian citizenship in 2011.

He continued to receive state grants and unemployment benefits from the Australian government, all the while continuing his activism from there.

He made videos posted on various social media sites where he said things like Chinese Singaporeans were colonial settlers, not migrants, and that Singapore's ideology had insulted, degraded and oppressed Muslims.

In 2016, he gets arrested when he returned to Singapore and detained under the Internal Security Act. He then renounces his Singaporean citizenship and returned to Australia where he now resides with his family.

If this is the kind of immigrant Australia accepts, is the Bondi massacre really such a surprise? Why does Australia grant citizenship to people who are not compatible with the values they claim to embrace?

Shariff's case highlights differences in how Singapore and Australia approach these issues. The West embraces high-minded ideals of tolerance and pluralism which is commendable, but has its trade-offs in terms of balancing security and freedom. It's time to have that difficult conversation:

which way, Western man?

[Franklin Graham @Franklin_Graham]

A massacre is taking place in Sudan, and the world has pretty much ignored it. In western Darfur, the city of el-Fasher was surrounded for months by the RSF. These are rebel forces who have been at war with the government of Sudan and are supported by the UAE. The government forces finally fell, and the city was taken over by the RSF, which has been systematically murdering thousands of people, going house to house. I have been sent videos of piles of bodies and people being shot in the head; these are too graphic to share on Facebook. They are just killing for the sake of killing. This is the face of radical Islam. We’ve been working in Sudan for over 30 years, and our hearts break for this country. Pray for the innocent people—men, women, and children—who are being murdered as you read this. https://t.co/oZQzRXArzP

[Allie Beth Stuckey @conservmillen]

Pray for the Christians being slaughtered by Islamists in Nigeria and Sudan

[𝐏𝐫𝐞𝐚𝐜𝐡 𝐓𝐡𝐞 𝐆𝐨𝐬𝐩𝐞𝐥 @Preach_DGospel]

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They burned his house and Church, killing over 150 members of his congregation.

The truth about the Christians cleansing going on in Nigeria, can no longer be hidden.

Christians have really gone through a lot in Nigeria 💔💔

[Paul Teller @PTeller]

There's an actual genocide going on in Nigeria that the world has largely ignored for too long.

[Lila Rose @LilaGraceRose]

Christians are being slaughtered across the world.

In Nigeria alone, over 7,000 believers were killed in the first seven months of 2025, per the NGO Intersociety.

Why is the media silent?

[Rob Schneider 🇺🇸 @RobSchneider]

The world mostly ignores Christians getting murdered.
#NigerianChristians

[Mike Winger @MikeWingerii]

It’s time for Christians all over the world to start talking about Nigeria.

More than that, what can we do to stop Muslims from murdering so many Christians there?

There are reports of over 50,000 Christians who have been murdered since 2000, in Nigeria. It’s difficult to know what the real numbers are because the Nigerian government is lying to everybody about them.

[Gospel Quotes @QuotesGospel]

"The gospel in four words is 'Jesus took my place;' in three words, it's 'Him for me;' in two words, it's 'substitutionary atonement;' in one word, it's 'grace'." -Charlie Kirk.

[Nick Sortor @nicksortor]

🚨 BEAUTIFUL: Phoenix Air Traffic Control sent a message to Charlie Kirk when he landed back in Arizona on Air Force Two

“Welcome home, Charlie. You didn’t deserve it… May God bless your family.” 🙏🏻

Americans of all walks of life are mourning the loss of Charlie 🇺🇸

[Andrew T. Walker @AndrewTWalker]

The denial of penal substitution is a gateway for many other nefarious mishandlings of God’s Word. If you can make the text not say what the text teaches, you can make the text do anything you want. Scripture is not a wax nose. John Mark Comer is on a bad trajectory and to be avoided.

[Tullian Tchividjian @TullianT]

In 30 quick seconds, she nails it 🫡

[Paul David Tripp @PaulTripp]

Jeremiah 29:11

[YouVersion Bible App @YouVersion]

What if, when we stop chasing our desires, it’s the exact place where God wants to meet us? God is after your HEART, not your DESIRES, so when He has your heart, the rest follows.

[Sara Jayona Gunawan @5araJay]

@conservmillen Wow what a throwback to my childhood and the extent of American Baptist culture exported to Australia!

[A21 @A21]

Human trafficking is a crime that is hidden in plain sight. But together, we can bring it into the light.

We hold on to radical hope— hope that refuses to accept modern slavery as inevitable. Hope that persists when others say the problem is too entrenched, too profitable, or too hidden to overcome.