By Lisa Navarrette, MS The American Revolution is a story of citizens banding together to secure their human rights from […]

By Linda Burkle, PhD A web of war While the world is focused on the Russian incursion into Ukraine, little […]

As the world gathered for the opening ceremonies of the Winter Olympics, audiences prepared to embrace the globally forged spirit of competition – a tradition we cherish every four years. However, not since 1980 had the Olympics been such a contentious topic…

Afghanistan is in the midst of what the UN has called the worst humanitarian crisis in history. Even as over 30 million Afghans face acute or emergency-level food insecurity, the Taliban is going door to door enforcing its fundamentalist interpretation of Sharia law…

By Colton Grellier, JD Why are Christians persecuted abroad? The question may sound ridiculous to some. “Because Jesus said that […]

Armenians have a long history as targets of persecution, hatred, and genocide. Unfortunately, this history continues to repeat itself around the world. Armenia is unique in many ways, though one particularly representative characteristic is the fact that…

By Linda Burkle, PhD  As the 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing conclude, we reflect on the many contrasts and incongruencies […]

By Linda Burkle, PhD Recently, International Christian Concern (ICC) designated Nigeria as one of the worst countries in the world for persecution of Christians. On December […]

It was within a few minutes of sunset—slated for 6:14 that day—on Christmas Eve 2016 when Fulani militants stormed the village of Goska in central Nigeria’s Kaduna State. The assault didn’t last long, but before disappearing into…

By Linda Burkle, PhD Not long ago I heard a Heidi Baker speak at a worship event. She was visiting […]