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AI and the Christian Walk
Within Christianity there is an ongoing debate as to whether artificial intelligence should be openly invited to play an important role in our daily spiritual walk. Though there will be solid arguments on both sides of the debate, let me offer some thoughts in the key areas of wisdom and dependence. Wisdom There is no doubt that life is complex and in order to navigate the serious financial, emotional, physical and spiritual decisions that we are faced with daily, we nee

Dean Dwyer
3 days ago4 min read


COVID-era tyranny under the microscope again
Westerners are used to delineating the years with the timestamps of BC and AD but since 2020, we have also become accustomed to using BC in a different way—Before COVID. Although many have attempted to whitewash the entire event, there are some who are unwilling to let their governments get away with the serious physical, emotional and financial consequences of the mandates and lockdowns. In my home state of Queensland (Australia), one such man’s fight against the Queenslan

Dean Dwyer
May 304 min read


Where is your hope tethered?
An Australian research firm whose interest lies in tracking social trends recently released a report focusing on the impact of global events on Australia’s morale and behaviour. Believing that 2026 is inducing similar anxiety to the global events of 2020, the researchers were keen to explore how the unrest in Iran was affecting the Australian psyche. Overall, half of people surveyed feel anxious and frustrated over the conflict in Iran with 43% also reporting they feel extr

Dean Dwyer
May 224 min read


The Metamorphosis of Antisemitism
On 14 December 2025, Australia’s Jewish community, gathering at Bondi Beach for the annual Hanukkah by the Sea event, was targeted. To date, it has been the deadliest terror attack on Australian soil. Although initially resisted by Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, the Australian Government established the Royal Commission on Antisemitism and Social Cohesion on 9 January 2026. Although the final report is not due to be released until 14 December 2026, an interim report was

Dean Dwyer
May 14 min read


The Apocalypse of Armilus
On 11 April 2026, a Muslim website published an article by Jewish Rabbi Allen Maller entitled “Can Mahdi and Messiah Overcome Hot Wars?”. In the article, Rabbi Maller wrote: “Many Islamic traditions (Ahadith) say that Prophet Jesus, will return and will join forces with the Islamic messiah, the Mahdi, in a battle against a false messiah, the cruel one eyed Dajjal, called Armilos in Jewish tradition.” Since I dealt with the subject of the Dajjal in my previous article, it is

Dean Dwyer
Apr 255 min read


Iranian hardliners claim Donald is the Dajjal
As we continue to bear witness to the accumulation of end-times signs, it clearly points to one conclusion: the rapture is near. Of course, if the rapture is near, it means that the time of Jacob’s Trouble and the rule of Antichrist is also near. But did you know that we are not the only people warning the world of an antichrist? Islamic hardliners are also becoming very vocal about the appearance of antichrist figure. But they do not believe he is near, they believe he i

Dean Dwyer
Apr 174 min read


The Gospel of the Kingdom in the Tribulation Period
For those who hold a Biblical worldview, it is obvious that mankind’s darkest hour will soon fall upon the world. I speak, of course, of the Tribulation Period. Although God’s undiluted wrath will be poured out upon the earth, what we also bear witness to in the Scriptures is the fact He will also shine His glorious light on the world as His message of the impending Millennial Kingdom is shared to all people. Although Matthew 24:14 is often used by mission organisations

Dean Dwyer
Apr 114 min read


Rabbi proposes a digital Temple on the Temple Mount
It has frequently been called the most volatile 35 acres on the planet. I speak, of course, of that area in Jerusalem we refer to as the Temple Mount. Before we get to the focus of this article which examines an unusual proposal from a Jewish rabbi concerning a new Temple, let’s take a moment to briefly examine the history of this sacred area. Described in detail in 1 Kings chapters 7 and 8, it was under Solomon’s direction that the first Temple was constructed. It is be

Dean Dwyer
Apr 15 min read


The Superhighway of the Millennial Kingdom
Over the course of the last 12 months, we are repeatedly hearing that Israel’s actions in the Middle East are changing the balance of power in real-time. From their military prowess to their statesmanship and robust economy, Israel’s actions are leading other Middle Eastern powers to become either impressed or incensed with the seismic changes occurring in the region. But while radical changes are still yet future (in the form of the Tribulation Period) I am always reminded

Dean Dwyer
Mar 284 min read


Zephaniah and the Rejoicing, Restored Remnant
At present, I am preaching a series entitled “The King and His Kingdom”. As the name suggests, the focus of this series is that glorious 1,000-year period when the King of kings and Lord of lords rules and reigns from Jerusalem. How will Israel change when Jesus inaugurates the Millennial Kingdom? The small book of Zephaniah provides important details. Remnant Zephaniah was the great-great-grandson of Hezekiah (Zephaniah 1:1) and although we are not told which Heze

Dean Dwyer
Mar 204 min read


Behold!
In the modern day, we don’t often use the word “behold” but it is a word that is used repeatedly in the Bible. In fact, between Genesis and Revelation it is used over 1,000 times and it functions like a literary finger, drawing specific attention to a person, thing or situation. As we approach the season during which we remember the death, burial and resurrection of our Saviour, Jesus Christ, let us take a moment to reflect on what God would have us behold in the Scriptures

Dean Dwyer
Mar 145 min read


Psalm 110, the King and the Kingdom
During the earthly ministry of Jesus, there was great expectation amongst His followers that He would restore God’s kingdom and remain on the earth as God’s representative to administer His rule. Indeed, it will be a wonderful day when Jesus rules the world as divinely anointed King. But that time had not arrived two thousand years ago and in our day, we also await its fulfilment. In fact, in the Old Testament, we see very clearly what specific condition needs to be fulfil

Dean Dwyer
Mar 65 min read


New Zealand armed forces war-game involves “Evangelical Christian socialist insurgency”
This week’s news takes us “across the ditch” to New Zealand. Although our Kiwi cousins rarely generate negative news, particularly since Jacinda Ardern left office, recent military exercises have aroused the interest of believers in the southern hemisphere. The military exercises in question were conducted in late-2025 and involve a fictional conflict where an armed faction is depicted as emerging from “Christian communities”. The scenario involved use of the training

Dean Dwyer
Feb 283 min read


Soviet Propaganda and the modern anti-Zionist movement
Propaganda. It is a word that we are all very familiar with. In fact, not only are we familiar with the word itself, but we are also familiar with the cultural and political consequences of propaganda. You see, propaganda is the deliberate and systematic attempt to influence perception and affect behaviour in ways that further the desired objectives of the propagandist. In other words, propaganda is not just theoretical—it is used to influence actions. Although propagan

Dean Dwyer
Feb 206 min read


Former Australian of the Year Joins the Intifada
Over the last couple of years, the spiritual landscape of Australia has been laid bare and it is not a pretty sight. Australia’s spiritual decline coupled with its treatment of the Jewish people have many Australian Christians concerned about the direction of our nation. The latest display of public Jew-hatred was in response to a visit from Israeli President, Isaac Herzog. His supposed crime, according to the pro-Palestinian mob, was to dare to visit Sydney in order to co

Dean Dwyer
Feb 115 min read


The Sumerian Origins of the Gender Movement
Recently, I preached a series about the “queen of heaven”, with part one specifically addressing the ancient queen of heaven referred to in the book of Jeremiah. If you know anything about this ancient figure, you will know that she is neither a queen nor is she in heaven. In short, the queen of heaven is a false goddess and most likely refers to Ishtar, the goddess of war and love. What you will find throughout ancient history is that this false goddess appears in many di

Dean Dwyer
Feb 64 min read


Are Jewish patients safe in Australian hospitals?
Have you ever been in hospital as a patient? I am sure that most of you have. When being admitted, you are required to provide important details such as your name and your chosen faith. But what if you were taken to hospital in a democratic Western country and the hospital administrators decided to give you a different name and redact details of your faith without your consent? Would you be upset? If the answer is no, then picture this: what if you were Jewish and the ho

Dean Dwyer
Jan 304 min read


The Isaiah 5:20 Hermeneutic
An interim ruling has recently been handed down from an Australian Court which has pro-Palestinian activists celebrating, but Jewish Australians again wondering whether Australia’s judicial system truly supports them in the ongoing battle against antisemitism. The Jewish Independent ran a story on 11 July 2024 which pointed to that fact that prominent businessman and Palestinian activist, Hash Tayeh, was to be investigated for reciting the chant “All Zionists are terrorist

Dean Dwyer
Jan 235 min read


Australia's Proposed Hate Speech Laws
In the wake of the Bondi terrorist attack, the Australian Government has announced its intention to introduce the Combatting Antisemitism, Hate and Extremism Bill 2026. The draft Bill consists of 144 pages and the Explanatory Memorandum which accompanies it is 319 pages long, so condensing its contents into a few key paragraphs is somewhat challenging. Nevertheless, let’s address some key points and concerns. In summary, the Bill seeks to comprehensively bring reform to

Dean Dwyer
Jan 155 min read


Australia's pro-Palestine movement gears up for protests yet again
Well, that didn’t take long. After what seemed like a millisecond of national unity against antisemitism in the wake of the Bondi massacre, people want to take to the streets again in order to “Free Palestine”. Although their usual talking points of genocide and mass starvation still remain at the core of their protests, the pro-Palestine mob seem to have become incensed at the decision by Prime Minister Anthony Albanese to invite Israeli president, Isaac Herzog, to visit A

Dean Dwyer
Jan 85 min read
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