It’s Wednesday, June 10th, A.D. 2026. This is The Worldview in 5 Minutes heard on 140 radio stations and at www.TheWorldview.com. I’m Adam McManus. (Adam@TheWorldview.com)

By Jonathan Clark

Hindu mob injured 25 Christians during worship service

A Hindu mob attacked a Christian worship service in central India last week.

The mob injured at least 25 people, including the pastor’s pregnant wife. Such attacks are becoming more common in the country’s state of Chhattisgarh.

The state’s government passed a law criminalizing conversion in March. It is India’s second most oppressive state for Christians. Open Doors ranks the whole country as the 12th most oppressive in the world for Christians.

7.8-magnitude earthquake struck Philippines

A 7.8-magnitude earthquake struck off the coast of the southern part of the Philippines on Monday.

The quake killed at least 37 people, injured nearly 500, and displaced over 32,000.

Christians in the area are jumping into action. International Christian Concern reports, “Local churches have opened their doors and converted their sanctuaries into vital emergency evacuation centers, providing safe shelter, immediate access to drinking water, and essential family food packs to thousands of displaced and traumatized residents.”

In Matthew 5:7, Jesus said, “Blessed are the merciful, for they shall obtain mercy.”

Spanish Anglican church joins Bible-believing Anglican denomination

In Spain, the Evangelical Anglican Community of Valencia joined the Global Anglican Communion last week. It’s the first church in the country to do so.

The Global Anglican Communion is a movement of conservative Anglicans led by churches in the Global South. The group rejects the leadership of the Church of England which has shown support for sexually perverted lifestyles.

Julian Milson is the pastor of the church in Valencia. He told Evangelical Focus, “We believe that the Church is called to submit to the authority of Scripture above any cultural pressure.”

FDA launched safety study of Abortion Kill Pill

In the United States, the Food and Drug Administration launched a safety study of the Abortion Kill Pill, reports The Wall Street Journal.

This comes a year after the Trump administration promised to review the dangers of the abortion drug Mifepristone. The drug is not only part of ending the lives of unborn babies, it also poses health risks to the mothers who take it.

Republican Senator Josh Hawley of Missouri introduced legislation in March to ban the Abortion Kill Pill. Listen to his comments.

HAWLEY: “It is time for Congress to give the victims, the survivors -- many of whom are here today -- the right to recover against this company that has inflicted harm on them solely for the purpose of making profits. I'm introducing legislation today that will do just that. And I'm delighted to have with me here today great advocates for women's health and for life.”

FBI fired analysts who targeted Catholics under President Biden

MS Now reports that the FBI fired several intelligence analysts who targeted Catholics under the Biden administration.

The analysts were involved in a 2023 memo which revealed how the FBI was surveilling Catholics as potential domestic threats.

A recent report from the Justice Department stated, “The Biden Administration’s policies regularly clashed with a Christian worldview and burdened traditional religious practices.”

Amazon dethroned Walmart

Amazon has dethroned Walmart as the largest corporation in the U.S. by revenue. That’s according to the Fortune 500 rankings for 2026.

Walmart came in second, ending its 13-year reign at the number one spot. Other top 10 companies include UnitedHealth Group, Apple, Alphabet, CVS Health, and Exxon Mobil.

Also, Texas dethroned California as the state with the most Fortune 500 companies this year.

Curaçao soccer player shared Christian testimony

And finally, soccer teams from around the world are about to compete for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. The international men’s soccer championship is being hosted across the United States, Mexico, and Canada this year.

One of teams hails from Curaçao, an island county in the Caribbean. Players from the national team participated in a Christian worship event ahead of the competition.

The team’s striker, Kenji Gorré, shared his testimony at the event.