Pentecost and Global Harvest
This is an excerpt from the Spirit-Filled Study Guide – Race and Reconciliation, “The Holy Spirit reversed what had happened at Babel …
This is an excerpt from the Spirit-Filled Study Guide – Race and Reconciliation, “The Holy Spirit reversed what had happened at Babel …
After some positive feedback from my previous post on C.H. Spurgeon and his prayers in regard to war, I decided to offer …
Jesus is the only hope for the nations, for Israel, for Iran, for North and South Korea. Lasting unity only comes …
Life for Christians has become more difficult in Iraq, Afghanistan, and now in Egypt. I join in solidarity with the Egyptian Christians …
Via: My Take: Jesus would support Palestinian statehood bid – CNN Belief Blog – CNN.com Blogs. I am not stating my support per …
Bill Walsh at Desiring God posted a video of her testimony and also linked to the reaction of Michael Oh, the Korean …
Kevin DeYoung posted his friend Jason Carter’s thoughts about the Lausanne Congress here. Here’s one part that grabbed my attention: Perhaps the …
Some time ago I linked to an article in the New York Times about this trend. Foreign Policy had a story today …
Lee Smith challenges the theory of “linkage,” which states that the key to resolving conflict in the Middle East is resolving the …
Like many Christians, I’ve wished that Christians could be more united even while I am a Protestant, a member of the most …
Lee Smith writes about his conversation with Israeli Nobel laureate Robert Aumann. Aumann believes that game theory applies to international relations: In …
Bradley Burston, a blogger with the Israeli newspaper Haaretz (in my understanding, a paper on the center-left of the Israeli political spectrum), …
I found this review that I wrote for my own memory after I read King Leopold’s Ghost in the winter of 2007-2008, and …
Through his work as editor of Intervarsity Press’ forays into making ancient Christian commentary more accessible to modern people, Thomas Oden became …
An essay by Yoram Hazony asks why Israel is consistently vilified in ways that other nations are not. I think that his …
Michael Totten interviewed Jonathan Spyer, a journalist who served in the Israeli army. Toward the end of the interview, Totten asked what …
Hussein Ibish writes that the Palestinian Authority is making making substantial efforts “to create Palestine as a practical reality.” A recent economic …
Sabah A. Salih, professor of English at Bloomsburg University, writes in his review of Paul Berman’s The Flight of the Intellectuals that …
A short article from The Economist (May 27), notes that while Western media are decreasing their international presence, the English and Arabic …
Michael Totten argues that Israel needs to go after the hostile states of Iran and Syria when the time comes for self-defense …
In January, I posted about Fawaz Gerges’ argument that Hamas could be a partner in the Israeli-Palestinian peace process. A Jerusalem Post …
Vali Nasr’s The Shia Revival is among the best books that I have read in my relatively quest to understand the Middle …
As a lot of things are, recommending a certain U.S. policy toward Iran is out of my league. Last month I read …
Joel sent me an article from World Affairs that presents a very unconventional picture of China: a country on the brink of …