While some parts of the world experience horrific terrorism and abuse of Christians, churches have the opportunity to make the biggest difference for religious freedom in the world today. In this second part of a series on religious freedom, our attention turns to North Africa and the Middle East.
As the numbers of foreign ministry workers decreases in China how can the international community continue to support and walk alongside beloved Chinese brothers and sisters? This question is best addressed through long term relationships.
While the cessation of conflict in the Holy Land may be cause for rejoicing, true peace requires much more work. This reflection using post-World War II peace as a case study shows how important it is for followers of Jesus to be involved in peace processes.
While some parts of the world experience horrific terrorism and abuse of Christians, churches have the opportunity to make the biggest difference for religious freedom in the world today. In this first part of a series on religious freedom, our attention turns to Africa.
With the rise of high-profile people announcing faith in Jesus in 2024, 2025 could be the easiest year yet for sharing our faith. This opinion explores how we can help digital explorers move from spiritual inquiry to a living and embodied faith in Jesus.
A Quebec court case provides a good example of why religious freedom must be defended against those who want to remove it from public spaces.
There is a difference between an international gathering of Christians that is controlled by the West and gatherings that allow the full diversity of Christian expression to be experienced. Lausanne 4 exhibited the former, but we can do better.
A pastor reports that his Kansas church was shocked by revelations of financial misconduct and sexually transmitted diseases at a supported orphanage and the church resolves to become part of the solution.
Twenty-five years have already gone by in this century, with immense changes—for better or for worse. This is a good moment to reflect on our changing world. Jesus talked of wheat and tares growing up together. Here’s a random sample of both.
Most people don't achieve their New Year's resolutions. Here's how to approach your goals in a new way to sustain your journey.
Christian Daily International Opinion Editor counts down the top ten opinion themes for 2024 and the article that best represents each theme.
As we enter a new year, a church mission coach reminds us that it is an opportune time to repent of all the "its" we "just do" (ref. Nike) that are not aligned with God's good ways or are resistant to change to better participate in God's purposes.
