Faith and Chelsen
What if I told you that almost three HUNDRED million people had renounced the Communist Party in that same amount of time? Read more
What if I told you that almost three HUNDRED million people had renounced the Communist Party in that same amount of time? Read more
Dear George: May I call you that? I feel close to you because I was mere inches away when the police hustled you off the steps of the Sudan Embassy and arrested you in 2012. At that point I was an 18 year veteran of Sudan/South Sudan advocacy. Then last week, you and I shared top billing (just kidding) in the local Washington, DC area news coverage of the Sudan sanction issue. We did it! All of us — members of Congress,... Read more
The approaching change and time away invites self-inflicted tension and unrest. Read more
The cost of Christian schools punishing pregnancies — not so much premarital sex — only perpetuates the shame and secrecy that drives young girls into the alluring arms of abortionists in the first place. Read more
Last week I attended the Billy Graham Evangelical Association (BGEA) World Summit in Defense of Persecuted Christians. The summit was the first of its kind in America to my knowledge, and I have been doing advocacy for persecuted Christians for 23 years as Religious Liberty Director at the IRD. There have been many conferences about religious freedom and/or Christian persecution. Some conferences have brought in speakers from other countries, even a few survivors of persecution and imprisonment. But never have we... Read more
It’s been a while since I visited the charismatic roots of my youth. Here's what I noticed... Read more
No matter the generation we’re trying to attract, proclamation of Christ’s goodness and mercy transcends the trends of the times. Read more
However those boundaries may look, we should be careful to judge. It's not about you. It's about human nature. Read more
Petr Jasek is free. The Czech missionary and humanitarian had been sentenced to life in prison in Sudan. He was charged with “spying against the state,” an eerie echo of the charge once used against Czechs and other Eastern Europeans behind the Iron Curtain. But an international outcry coupled with the determination of the government of Jasek’s own Czech Republic persuaded the Khartoum regime to “pardon” him. After spending 446 days in a Sudanese cell, the 52 year old European Christian was... Read more
The question is: Can our local communities afford a day without Christian women? Read more
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