Jesus Christ is the best coach for success. Mission teams proclaimed this during the Olympic Games in France this summer. Our columnist from Paris describes the atmosphere during the past weeks.

Weightlifter Karlos Nasar, who won gold at the Paris Olympics, did not use his triumph for his own glory but to share his faith. And he is not the only one.

In Paris, a team of Christian activists was arrested and held in custody.

With the opening ceremony of the Olympics came a wave of disbelief. From woke protagonists to open mockery of Christianity, the festivities on and around the river Seine will be remembered for a long time and not for the right reasons. But Christians are ready to speak up.

A deeply disturbing scene aired during the Paris Olympics opening ceremony: the mockery of the Last Supper. This moment starkly reflects France's shift from its Christian roots to a more secular and atheist society, highlighting a global trend of mocking Christian figures and values. This trend requires us, as Christians, to have a resilient faith.