Join host Chad Davidson of Good Fight Ministries as he discusses news from around the world from a Christian perspective. The 5:11 News gets its name from the biblical passage of Ephesians 5:11, which admonishes believers in Christ to have no fellowship with the unfruitful works of darkness, but rather expose them.
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Seth Gruber’s new film brings together prominent evangelical voices like Allie Beth Stuckey and Pastor Jack Hibbs, while also featuring Catholic commentator Michael Knowles—and it raises a much bigger question. For years, Protestants and evangelicals have joined forces with figures like Lila Rose in the fight against abortion, often under the banner of “co-belligerence.” More recently, Joel Webbon announced Alex Jones as a speaker at his “Christ Is King” event. And Doug Wilson has openly articulated the reasoning behind these kinds of alliances: we may fundamentally disagree, but we can still
There is something deeply disturbing about the story of Hayden Panettiere, and it goes far beyond the circumstances surrounding her tragic death. At just 36 years old, Hayden entered Hollywood as a child. She was supposed to have parents who protected her, who put her well-being ahead of a paycheck, a contract, or a career. Yet, according to Hayden's own words, her relationship with her mother became deeply strained, and she eventually cut professional ties with her own mom, saying that what she wanted for her mother was simply for her to be her mother. And that raises a much bigger question:
Stop me if you've heard this before. A formerly self-proclaimed Christian band starts performing alongside a band with openly blasphemous music. And when you take a closer look at the band's current theological positions, you begin to see something else: a gradual drift away from a distinctly biblical worldview. Sound familiar? We've seen this story before with artists like Amy Grant, Jon Steingard, formerly of Hawk Nelson, Kevin Max, formerly of DC Talk, and others within the Christian music industry. The latest to engage in this apparent Christian music pastime is the formerly professing Chr
The brand new Minions movie is out, this one titled Minions and Monsters, as the Minions conjure up a little guy named Goomi. But before the yellow Minions ever made audiences laugh with jokes about séances, magic, and the occult, Hollywood had already spent nearly a century weaving witchcraft, paganism, ghosts, sorcery, and the supernatural into family entertainment. From Disney's first animated feature, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, and its spell casting queen and enchanted potions to Lonesome Ghosts, Fantasia, The Sword in the Stone, The Black Cauldron, The Little Mermaid, Moana, and now
Can we really share the gospel by starting with Jesus loves you? Pastor Jeff Durbin said that walking up and telling people that “Jesus loves you” is not what the Apostles taught and so naturally it isn’t something that we should be doing when we share the gospel. We contrast that with a recent interaction with ESPN star Pat Mcafee and a street evangelist starting off his conversation with Jesus loves you. Who is correct and how we should we as Christians evangelize Jesus Christ to those around us? Follow Good Fight Ministries on: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/goodfightministries Instagra
What if the same substance that one celebrity calls the greatest healing experience of their life is the very thing another says took them into what felt like hell for eternity? Why are so many celebrities—from Jake Paul and Theo Von to Aaron Rodgers and Megan Fox—encouraging millions of people to seek out this ancient psychedelic brew, increasingly calling it “medicine,” “Mother Ayahuasca,” or even “the grandmother vine,” while a growing number of former practitioners are now warning people to stay away? We want to examine the striking similarities in these experiences—both the euphoric and t
What happens when a band gets kicked off a tour for being too satanic? You'd think that would be the end of the road, but in rock and in metal, it's often just the beginning. That's exactly what happened when Twin Temple was dropped from Charley Crockett's tour over concerns about their overt Satanic image. But almost immediately, Jack White, former frontman of The White Stripes, stepped up, inviting them out to open for him while telling them, quote, "Get in front of me, Satan." It's a story we've seen over and over again. Fred Durst was initially repulsed by Staind's shocking, blasphemous im
For years, tech entrepreneur Bryan Johnson has made headlines for his relentless pursuit of defeating death, from spending millions on experimental longevity treatments to receiving plasma from his own son and promoting extreme anti-aging protocols. Johnson has become the face of the modern quest for immortality. His overall vision transcends health and wellness, as his goal is to found a new religion built around the idea that “the body is God.” Presenting a movement capable of rivaling Jesus and offering humanity a new path to salvation through technology and radical life transformation, wha
The Whore of Babylon continues to seduce the nations with her immorality. In a recent school shooting in the Philippines, one of the perpetrators has been seen wearing KMFDM merchandise... the same band long associated with Columbine killers Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold. Similar connections to KMFDM and its imagery have also surfaced in the Abundant Life Christian School shooting, adding to a disturbing pattern where the same cultural influences appear in multiple acts of school violence. The repeated presence of the same themes raises serious questions about what is shaping the worldview of
For more than a decade, millions have turned Beartooth frontman Caleb Shomo’s pain into a soundtrack, pressing play as he publicly wrestled with depression, anger, addiction, and identity. Fans and media outlets in the music industry have praised his vulnerability, turning deeply personal struggles into albums, streams, clicks, and profit. Yet after years of public confession and cathartic self-expression, Caleb has announced that he is leaving his wife and embracing a proudly gay lifestyle. What we want to look at isn't merely the announcement itself, but the trajectory that led here. As we e
People are obsessed with the brand-new horror film Obsession. Directed by YouTuber-turned-filmmaker Curry Barker and starring Michael Johnston and Inde Navarrette, the movie tells the story of a young man who uses a mystical object known as a “One Wish Willow” to make his longtime crush fall in love with him, only to discover that some wishes come with terrifying consequences. The fictional One Wish Willow, from the mind of Curry Barker, has blurred the line between fantasy and reality. As part of the film’s marketing campaign, replica One Wish Willows were sold online and quickly sold out, wi
Just three chords and the truth. Or a double-minded genre, unstable in all its ways. One song praises God; the next glorifies drunkenness. One minute it's faith; the next it's fornication. And millions of Christians are singing along to both without blinking an eye. From Ella Langley to Morgan Wallen to Riley Green to Tucker Wetmore, the message is incredibly consistent: get drunk, sleep around, break hearts, ignore conviction—but talk about the big man upstairs. Just sprinkle a little Jesus on top to pull in the nominals and voila… you’ve got yourself some country music. What we want to get i
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A plane plunging into the Pacific, leaving nothing but sky and endless water. Forty-seven days drifting, starving, dying—and somehow surviving. Miners trapped miles underground, surrounded by darkness and despair. Cities scorched by atomic fire, where life itself seemed impossible. A Japanese prison camp designed to break men, and yet one refused to bow. Lightning striking without mercy. Cliffs crumbling beneath desperate hands. Fire swallowing a child whole. These are not tales of luck; they are moments where fate seemed set, where the impossible became real, and where ordinary people became
Joel Osteen, who pastors Lakewood Church in Houston, is one of the largest churches in America, and he recently sat down with Logan Paul for a wide-ranging conversation that's getting quite a bit of attention. In the interview, they dive into different ideas, such as manifesting, which is speaking things into existence, or the power of your words to shape your reality. These concepts sound spiritual. They might even sound positive, but they raise a serious question: is this what the Bible actually teaches, or is this something quite nefarious? But it didn't stop there. At one point, Osteen was
All eyes are on Jaden Ivey after he went live on Instagram, calling the NBA’s celebration of Pride Month “celebrating unrighteousness” and even claiming that Stephen Curry is not truly a Christian. The fallout was immediate. The Chicago Bulls took swift action, removing him from the team—and just like that, the news of his release sent shockwaves through fans, players, and commentators alike. Support quickly poured in from players like Daniel Gafford of the Dallas Mavericks, along with voices from the NFL, including Juanyeh Thomas formerly of the Dallas Cowboys. Even TreVeyon Henderson showed
Leonid Radvinsky, the owner of OnlyFans, has died at the age of 43. A man who amassed billions by profiting off sexual perversion, now cut off before he could even enjoy the spoils of his triumph in shaping a generation’s warped desires. Radvinsky stood behind a platform that has generated enormous wealth by monetizing sexual content and turning private sin into public profit. While Radvinsky has now gone to meet his Maker, those on this side of eternity need to understand this: an entire generation of consumers and content creators are shaping a culture that increasingly treats sex as transac
Candace Cameron of Full House, John Goodman of Roseanne, and Matthew Lawrence of Blossom—stars who have divulged some of the dark secrets in Hollywood. For many, these names represent the golden age of wholesome ’90s television—family values, life lessons, and laughter that seemed safe to bring into our homes. But what if the story behind the scenes wasn’t so wholesome? What if some of the very people shaping that culture were navigating environments filled with pressure, compromise, and even darkness—stories of invitations to immoral parties, open admissions of dabbling in the occult, and you
Candace Owens has openly discussed ideas like opening the “third eye,” while her husband, George Farmer, has referenced concepts such as “Christ consciousness.” At the same time, uncovered emails connected to Jeffrey Epstein reveal purchases of books tied to occult and magick practices rooted in the teachings of Aleister Crowley—a self-proclaimed Satanist often called the father of modern occultism. Follow Good Fight Ministries on:Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/goodfightministries Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/goodfightministries Twitter/X: https://www.twitter.com/goodfightmin TikTo
Hollywood has never been short on what their idea of a redemption story is. But sometimes those stories unfold in ways that leave people both inspired and confused. Recently, Shia LaBeouf made headlines once again after being arrested in New Orleans following an alleged altercation during the Mardi Gras festivities. Just days later, he was back in the spotlight for a very different reason. Speaking openly about his Catholic faith, his views on Jesus, and his desire to live as what he wants to call a quote, traditional Catholic. In the interview following the arrest, the buff became emotional w
Shirley Temple became a household name before she was even a teenager, adored by millions while growing up in an industry that often had a dark and nefarious underbelly. Others, like Bug Hall, who played Alfalfa in The Little Rascals, have spoken about the darker realities behind child stardom and some of the positively wicked things that took place with him in the industry. And it doesn't stop with child actors. Even major Hollywood stars have spoken openly about the hidden cost of making it to the top. Actresses like Sharon Stone and Charlize Theron have described an industry where power and
What happens when you dig into the released emails of Jeffrey Epstein and find direct purchase confirmations of occult materials some of it connected to notorious satanist Aleister Crowley. One of our editors uncovered an interesting email receipt from Amazon showing Epstein bought books centered on sex magick and esoteric ritual practices containing teachings foundational to Crowley's system. On today's episode Pastor Joe Schimmel will lay out twelve striking parallels between Crowley and Epstein examining their ideology, circles of influence and the dark spiritual framework that appears to c
With the latest DOJ document drop related to Jeffrey Epstein, more names from the worlds of academia, entertainment, and spiritual leadership are coming back into the spotlight. Figures like Deepak Chopra, Dr. Peter Attia, and even the Dalai Lama have long been viewed as cultural sages, while outspoken atheists like Richard Dawkins and Lawrence Krauss are often portrayed as the intellectual conscience of the modern world. We’re examining documented associations, public records, and verifiable connections that show how many of these “trusted voices” moved within the same elite and sick circles
You ever watch an old interview and feel your stomach drop? At the time it aired, everyone laughed, everyone clapped, everyone moved on. But years later, knowing what we know now, it hits very different. Well, we want to talk about interviews that have aged like milk—moments that were waved off as jokes, charisma, or just a different era, but now read like warning flares. Sean Connery casually joking about hitting women. Cris Collinsworth bragging on air about chasing underage girls and nobody blinking. Tom Cruise grinning through interviews that feel less charming and now more unsettling. And
When Don Lemon appears in a church in St. Paul Minnesota—not to worship, but as part of a protest meant to disrupt and mock—it tells you something about the moment we’re living in, because mockery has always come first. Before Christians were hunted by Nero and later wiped out under Diocletian, they were ridiculed—painted as dangerous, irrational, and unfit for public life. That same pattern is playing out today. While churches here are mocked, Christians in Nigeria are being hunted, burned out of their villages, and murdered for their faith—much like believers in Rome, punished not for crimes
