Many were glad to say goodbye to 2014. There were days we didn’t want to see the headlines with more tragic reports about the Ukraine, Crimea, Gaza strip, Ebola, Syria, MH17 downed over the separatist territory, the bizarre fate of…
These days between Christmas and New Year offer time to reflect on reading material which influenced my thinking over the past twelve months, books both old and new. The oldest of course is the Bible itself, which continues to amaze…
The Peace on Earth declared by the angelic choir two thousand years ago still seems to be a long way off as we approach yet another Christmas Day. As does Isaiah’s promise of the Son’s government and peace of which…
Twenty-five years ago, a revolution was bursting upon the world. An obsolete and inhumane Communist system began to crumble under the weight of its own lies. A generation has now grown into adulthood too young to remember the tense buildup…
Early last Wednesday morning, several hundred politicians, civil servants, diplomats, businessmen and women, church leaders, and activists sat together at table in the European Parliament building in Brussels for the annual European Prayer Breakfast. One of some 130 similar gatherings…
