What Monks, Mystics and Mosaics Teach us about Religion, Politics and Mission
Um al Rassas and the witness of Byzantine Christians.
Um al Rassas and the witness of Byzantine Christians.
Here’s my latest on Religious Freedom on the Portico blog of the Institute for Global Engagement: Religious freedom is more than a moral ideal. It is a measurable factor shaping national […]
March 10, 2026 Dear friends and partners, Once again, Lebanon finds itself in a war it did not choose, and facing widespread displacement. Once again, the roads are filled with […]
Our new article in IJFM – conversion to Christianity at levels not seen since the 1st century in the Levant.
Peace in response to threat is not just a “Christian” ideal. Decades of research and historical evidence challenge the notion that violence is what works.
The 2024 war in Lebanon shattered many assumptions. As a community, we prepared for a conflict similar to that of 2006, only to find that this war was more drastic […]
This is Part 2 of this article. Read Part 1 here. 3. Servant leaders emerge from within the congregation In Acts 6:3 we read, “Brothers and sisters, choose seven men […]
I will outline here four factors from the early church, alluded to in Acts 6, that contributed to the growth of the early church. These factors have also contributed to […]
Lebanon, a country that has long been a crossroads of civilizations and faiths, has experienced cycles of war and conflict, shaping its modern history. Many people like me have endured […]
A new statement issued by an esteemed group of Middle Eastern Evangelical leaders across theological traditions from Baptist to Presbyterian, Alliance, Nazarene, Church of God and non-denominational from Syria, Jordan, […]