Christian Daily

Opinion

• A stranger in a strange land finds community in the foriegn experience

  Europe Church & Missions

  5 mins read

  A stranger in a strange land describes a temporary migrant to Seoul, South Korea who over four years learns to navigate its strangeness to gradually find community within the strangeness. Along the way she learned important lessons for us all to heed well—to love the stranger, for in doing so we are blessed.

• Migrant influence on UK's Quiet Revival and the urgent need for theological education

  Europe Church & Missions

  5 mins read

  The Quiet Revival may speak of mostly young and white new Christians, but if revival theories hold true, this movement was prayed into being and more likely than not those prayers were from black, brown, and Pentecostal migrants to the UK. As growth continues, there is an urgent need to provide options for robust theological education to new leaders.

• Argentinian president provided with an evangelical church platform speaks an anti-gospel message

  Latin America Church & Missions Society & Culture

  3 mins read

  This past Saturday, we witnessed the unfortunate presence of President Javier Milei at the inauguration of the largest evangelical church in the country. It resulted in the sacred space of the pulpit being used by the president to deliver a partisan diatribe filled with false arguments, malicious distortions, and statements entirely contrary to the teachings of the gospel. This has caused much shame.

• Iran cracks down on any hint of dissent after 12-day war

  Middle East Religious Freedom

  4 mins read

  The situation for Iranian people is more dangerous now than before the recent war with Israel and the United States of America. Even more so for Christians who represent a growing minority religion in the staunchly Shia theocracy. Under threat, the ruling regime has increased its morality terror with brutal force.