It is hard to imagine, but in 2004 very few Christians had ever heard of a blog, let alone Christian blogging. After being encouraged by talk radio host Hugh Hewitt, I promoted and organized the first-ever Christian Bloggers Conference on … Continue reading →

One of the my greatest concerns about the Egyptian uprising is I see very few women on the streets protesting, when I do they are covered. Why is that? If it was a true democratic uprising then we would expect … Continue reading →

The uprising in Arab Egypt can either be Obama’s 9/11 or his Iran. Initially anyway, 9/11 was a window of international opportunity for President Bush to play a significant role in helping to shape the new emerging future of the … Continue reading →

The historical status quo in the Middle East is ending. It is a new historical period in world history. We are now living in a globalized, new media world within which the dictatorship and Islamic control of nations is crumbling. … Continue reading →

When Christians speak about the mission of the kingdom of God, we aren’t simply speaking about a verbal message, but a human transformation. One way of defining human transformation is to identify it as “Total Health” or “Shalom.”  What is … Continue reading →