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 →

Here is World Magazine’s take on the new NIV Bible.

The official U.S. population count as of April 2010 is 308,745,538, and it will have huge political implications.

China bans English words in their media.

The U.S. efforts to catch terrorists in our airports is really a joke. Read this article to find the details why and how must change our security approaches.