In Germany, the battle over Sunday rest is intensifying as political, economic, and religious forces dig in for a growing confrontation. Faced with China’s enormous economic power and increasing global competition, some German leaders and business groups are calling for long-standing Sunday restrictions to be loosened. Recent government proposals aimed at revitalizing the economy have […]
Militant Nationwide Strike in Greece Calls for Legal Protection of Sunday as the Day of Rest
One of the clearest signs that we are heading toward the final crisis in Earth’s history is the growing effort to secure civil recognition and legal protection for Sunday. While many may view the events unfolding in Greece merely as a labor issue, Bible prophecy points to a much deeper significance. Across the globe, there […]
Uganda’s New National Cleaning Day Seeks to Force Adventists to Break the Sabbath
Uganda has announced that the last Saturday of every month will become a nationwide National Cleaning Day. Beginning July 25, 2026, citizens are expected to clean homes, roads, markets, schools, places of worship, and public spaces from 7:00 to 10:00 a.m. Police have pledged to enforce compliance, restrict movement, and use force where needed against […]
Roman Catholics Renew the Call for Legally Protected Sunday Rest
Südtirol News, a German-language news outlet, published an article on July 8, 2026, titled “Sunday Must Be a Day of Rest for Families,” reporting on how the Catholic Workers’ Association (KVW) is advocating for the preservation of Sunday as a legally protected day of rest in the interest of family life, workers’ rights, health, and […]
Sunday Still Holds Power in Europe as German Christians Fight to Keep Stores Closed
On July 7, 2026, the Evangelical Church in Germany reported that the nation is once again debating whether to expand Sunday store openings. Business and political voices are calling for greater commercial flexibility, but the church is pushing back, defending Sunday as a protected day of rest for society. Sunday is once again being treated […]
Sunday Law Update with Dr. O – American 250 Gives Pope Medal and Much More!
“Protestants have tampered with and patronized popery; they have made compromises and concessions which papists themselves are surprised to see and fail to understand. Men are closing their eyes to the real character of Romanism and the dangers to be apprehended from her supremacy. The people need to be aroused to resist the advances […]
Opposing Billboard Messages on America’s Highways
A “We Love Our Priests” billboard campaign is currently being run by Catholics in Washington State as a public tribute to promote the Roman Catholic faith and its clergy. [1] Its stated purpose is to honor priests and highlight the ministry of the Roman Catholic Church. This is significant because Rome understands the power of […]
Trump’s Final Religious Liberty Report Calls for Bridging Church and State and Cites Lincoln’s Appeal for Sabbath Observance
On June 26, 2026, the White House Religious Liberty Commission released its final report, offering recommendations to the Trump administration that supposedly seek to strengthen religious freedom in the United States. President Donald Trump received the report in the Oval Office as members of the commission urged him to provide guidance to federal agencies regarding […]
Sunday Law Update with Dr. Isaac Olatunji
“The powers of earth, uniting to war against the commandments of God, will decree that “all, both small and great, rich and poor, free and bond” (Revelation 13:16), shall conform to the customs of the church by the observance of the false sabbath. All who refuse compliance will be visited with civil penalties, and it […]
Swiss Lawmakers Find Bipartisan Common Ground in Preserving Sunday as the Day of Rest
On Tuesday, June 9, 2026, the Council of States, the upper chamber of Switzerland’s Federal Assembly, voted against a proposal to make shop opening hours more flexible. In a bipartisan vote of 22 to 21, lawmakers from across the political spectrum chose not to consider a measure that would have permitted up to twelve Sundays […]
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