Former U.S. senator from Kansas Sam Brownback has recently served as a U.S. ambassador for religious freedom. In an interview with Paul Ladd—Ambassador Brownback said the world pays attention when the U.S. makes law that has profound moral implications. He was referring specifically to U.S. law regarding abortion. And he Read more…
Who among us does not like to receive good news? Good news is always welcome, whether it’s a child that has just been born, the end of a war, to get a new job. Yes, good news are always welcome! And in the month of June we had a lot Read more…
It’s been over a decade since a wave of revolution passed through the Arab world. People still disagree on whether it achieved some good goals or just resulted in circling the wagons. A healthy change is usually gradual, from the inside out and from the bottom up. I believe many Read more…
We continue our study of the Old Testament and this month we dedicate to the Book of Kings. No one knows who wrote the Book of Kings. The author’s name is not given, and internal evidence offers no suggestion about who that person might be. Various suggestions have been made. Read more…
War and pandemic occupy headlines on major media. War in Ukraine continues and causes anxiety and worry. We draw few lessons from the Book of Ezekiel which records the war raged by Nebuchadnezzar and how God used the war to enable Israelites understand their sins of injustice toward their own Read more…
“Prayer is a declaration of dependence upon God” (Phillip Yancey) Since its beginning, Christianity has always been a partnership between God and man. Evangelism and discipleship were never meant to be done by man alone. When Jesus was about to depart earth, He told His disciples that He wasn’t going Read more…