According to the CIA World Factbook, just under one percent of the US population is Muslim, out of a total of 324 million people (July 2016 estimate). For the sake of argument, let’s assume that a mere one percent of these American Muslims either condone or desire
Read more →Black Friday, Small Business Saturday, and Cyber Monday are now in the rearview mirror. We have finished bountiful meals at Thanksgiving, and our nation has moved full swing into the Christmas season. Since today is Giving Tuesday, we wanted to share with you some time-sensitive opportunities in
Read more →I’m grateful for many things as we celebrate Thanksgiving this week: for God’s mercy and His love, for my family, for the chance to work in full-time ministry, and so on. I’m also thankful for another segment of the population that should be appreciated and respected this
Read more →It is always exciting to see a record broken. Watching the Olympics this past summer, we had the chance to see athlete after athlete break the records of those who had gone before them. Those moments are normally filled with smiles, tears, laughter, and disbelief as
Read more →Ever since the early church was scattered due to persecution (recorded in the book of Acts), the Body of Christ has actually grown in the midst of hardship. When our ministry began to partner with Christians in Nepal almost thirty years ago, Christianity had been expanding amidst
Read more →There are plenty of blog posts from other Christian writers trying to bring perspective before, during, and after this election (see #11 as the main point), so there’s no need for me to be redundant. Instead, let me offer my own somewhat light-hearted approach, sprinkled with a
Read more →RockPointe Church in Flower Mound, TX has packed more meals with Feed the Hunger than any other church. They have two Packathons each year, because they have found the Packathon to be the leading event both in engaging their church membership in serving and in bringing people
Read more →One of the main arguments used by some Christian conservatives today is that this presidential election is about the importance of Supreme Court appointments in the coming years. The thought is that the next president needs to be Republican, because he will appoint judges that stand for
Read more →Dil Tamang is our primary ministry partner in Nepal, a tiny country located between the two superpowers of China and India. Dil is truly a servant of the living God in every sense of the word. Let me share a bit about Dil and his journey of
Read more →There are those in the Christian arena who believe we are getting the presidential election dilemma that we deserve: two people who are as morally corrupt as the majority of our nation. If God’s judgment on America for turning its back on Him is indeed in the
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