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Politically Correct or Polarizing Language – The Roots of Violence

October 25, 2016November 25, 2016 Ashley al-Saliby

Where does it begin, the hatred that wants to hear women and children scream in terror? What kind of narrative makes one willing to cause their suffering? If America is […]

 Random Reflections  fear, forgiveness, love, Muslim, peace

Primer – Reading List for Christians on the Refugee Debate

October 18, 2016November 25, 2016 Scott Gustafson

With all the conflicting noise, especially in social media here’s some suggested reading to help frame come commonly asked questions on the refugee crisis. Why the Church Must Love the Refugee – An […]

 Articles  Christian, church, love, Refugee Crisis

Misplaced Patriotism: The Other Prosperity Gospel

September 27, 2016July 8, 2020 Jason Foster

The prosperity gospel is fooling a lot of people. No, not that prosperity gospel. The other prosperity gospel. The one that doesn’t have an official name, but that’s more popular than […]

 Articles, Random Reflections  American, Christian, church, Gospel, idol, Jesus, rights  2 Comments

Prohibiting Modesty: Should Religious Equality Apply to Muslims?

September 20, 2016July 8, 2020 Trevor Castor

Photographs of armed, male police officers forcing a Muslim woman to remove her over-garment on a public, French beach are currently trending on social media. The woman was told to […]

 Current Events, Middle East Life  church, love, modesty, Muslim, rights

Allah or Jesus? New Book Cuts Through the Murk of Religious Pluralism

September 13, 2016July 8, 2020 Scott Gustafson

A mind-stirring follow-on to the best-selling Seeking Allah Finding Jesus, Nabeel Qureshi continues his story of conversion from Islam to Christianity with an in depth look at the ‘mind’ of his […]

 Articles, Book Reviews  Christian, Islam, Jesus, jihad, love, Muslim, Same God Debate, Sharia, terrorism  1 Comment

When Liability Trumps Love

August 30, 2016November 25, 2016 Michael Wittmer

My family waited out Saturday’s tornado with other customers and employees in the basement of the Rockford Shoe Depot. When the tornado was a few minutes away, my brother went […]

 Current Events, News and Media, Random Reflections, Stories  Believer, Christian, fear, Muslim, Refugee Crisis

Addressing Bias in the Israeli-Arab conflict

August 23, 2016May 25, 2018 Tony Maalouf

The present conflict in the Middle East over Abrahamic material blessings does not reflect a stereotype sustained in biblical history and prophecy. It does not even reflect the pattern of Arab-Jewish […]

 Articles, Book Excerpt, Islam in General  Arab, Arabs in the Shadow of Israel, Believer, Ishmael, Middle East, Palestine, peace

Why the Church Must Love the Refugee

August 16, 2016July 8, 2020 Scott Gustafson

The global refugee crisis reached a peak this year, and is still climbing. At this time in human history there are more refugees and displaced people than at any other […]

 Articles  church, Gospel, incarnate, Jesus, Muslim, Refugee Crisis, Sharia  2 Comments

Considering Arab Christian Perspectives on Palestine

August 9, 2016July 8, 2020 Wissam al-Saliby

In November 2015, U.S. pastor David Prince was on a trip to Israel and to the West Bank. Following his visit, he wrote a sobering blog post, Pro-Jesus Thoughts about […]

 Current Events, News and Media  Arab, church, Israel, israel/palestine, listen, Palestine

Middle East Headache: Why We Shouldn’t Blame Abraham

August 2, 2016May 30, 2017 Tony Maalouf

One of the blessings sometimes taken for granted in the United States is the availability of good Christian radio stations, which broadcast challenging messages of life and death, giving people […]

 Articles, Book Excerpt, Islam in General  Abraham, Arab, Arabs in the Shadow of Israel, hagar, Middle East

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