“If I ask Allah to forgive me, maybe he will, maybe he won’t,” began Ana, our South Asian friend. The statement took my wife and I by...

As we watch the news of armies invading lands in Europe, the devastation left behind is described as apocalyptic in nature. The pictures...

Islam is the Mt. Everest of missions—it draws a lot of attention, but few climbers. Like the world’s highest mountain, Islam, the...

The red and white sticker proudly adorned the bumper of the Cadillac as it sat in the supermarket parking lot. As the well-dressed woman...

The World Watch List, a helpful index researched and published annually by Open Doors, ranks the 50 nations where Christians face the...

As we enter the new year of 2022, we must look past the challenges of this past year and into a steadfast faith and commitment of what...

The word “holiday” is an old English word from the twelfth century that literally means “Holy Day.” The root of the word is traced to the...

The Mission Field on Our Doorstep The world is in an Acts 17:26-27 moment: “From one man he (God) made all the nations, that they should...

Brother, I’ve never read the Qur’an,” said my South Asian friend. Having regarded him as a devout Muslim, I was incredulous. “What do you...

In this four-part series, we are considering Bible figures traveling away from Jerusalem. This symbolized traveling away from the...

The Road to the North: Jesus Saves the Angry Religious Person This series focuses on how Jesus saves and rescues people. In each blog...

The Road to Emmaus You may wonder if there is a typo in the title: Should it not be the “Four Roads to Jerusalem?” In fact, we will be...