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The West Claims to Champion the Persecuted

The West Claims to Champion the Persecuted

67% Right coverage: 3 sources

Syria's Christian population has been decimated from 1.5 million to under 300,000 since 2011. Yet the global silence reveals devastating double standards.See the Story

Hard Questions, Real Answers

Guatemala City · Guatemala City

Hard Questions, Real Answers

On May 31, more than a thousand people gathered in Guatemala City for Radical’s first event held entirely in Spanish: Preguntas Difíciles, Respuestas Verdaderas (Hard Questions, Real Answers). David Platt and other church leaders joined believers from across Latin America to study God’s Word, pray for God’s mercy, and equip Christians to make Jesus known in their own neighborhoods and nations. One vital step for Christians who want to make Jesus…Read Article

An Inside Update on the Church in Iran

Tehran · Tehran

An Inside Update on the Church in Iran

The past few weeks have been a whirlwind in the Middle East, culminating with a U.S. strike on Iran’s nuclear facilities and a fragile ceasefire between Israel and Iran. One question that’s been especially on my mind: What’s happening with the church in Iran? I’ve spent the past decade walking alongside the Iranian Church, and the past few weeks getting updates from Iranian believers as they’ve lived through the reality of what we’ve all been wa…Read Article

Do Pastors Need to Be Discipled?

Is there any believer that does not need to be discipled? I think many of us would be quick to say no, but so often we treat our pastors as if they do not need discipleship—a neglect that impacts both their spiritual life and our own. So, first, let’s establish what discipleship is. What is Discipleship? To be a disciple is to be a follower of Jesus, being one who seeks to observe all that Jesus commanded (Matthew 28:19-20). Discipleship—learnin…Christianity Read Article

Multiplying Disciples Starts with the Church

The theme of multiplication is evident throughout Christ’s earthly ministry. For instance, he miraculously multiplies fish and loaves to feed multitudes, illustrating his divine power and provision (Matthew 14:13–21; Mark 8:1–9). Furthermore, fruit-bearing, a metaphor for spiritual multiplication, is referenced more than fifty times in the New Testament because Jesus expected multiplication to be a sign of spiritual flourishing. He used metapho…Church · United States Read Article

Choosing the Church Despite Being Hurt By the Church

Growing up, I went to kid’s ministry on Saturdays with my grandmother. A well deserved break for my parents, and fun afternoons of games and bonding with my grandma. A couple years—and many fervent invites from her—later, my parents joined church too. In 2009, at 13 years old, I was baptized. Since then, I served in every ministry that would let me. And so did my parents. And eventually my brother. To say we were involved in church would be an u…Read Article

5 Ways to Pray for Muslims During the Hajj

From June 4–9th, around 2 million Muslims will travel to Saudi Arabia for Hajj. So, what is Hajj, and how can Christians pray for Muslims during these five days? What is Hajj? Hajj is one of the largest religious gatherings in the world and one of the five pillars of Islam—the essential acts of worship and faith that Muslims are required to follow. Hajj is a pilgrimage to the holy city of Mecca in Saudi Arabia. Mecca is symbolic in Islam because…Mecca, Saudi Arabia · Mecca Read Article

Questions You Should Ask Before Going on a Mission Trip

Imagine you feel a calling from God to step outside your comfort zone and help those in need. So you embark on a short-term mission trip, and during your trip, you engage in challenging construction tasks, connect with the locals, and enjoy playtime with local children. Upon returning home, you feel fulfilled and gain a new appreciation for things you previously overlooked. This experience has enriched your faith as a Christian. However, did an…Dominican Republic · Dominican Republic Read Article

A Treasure Worth Translating

God’s Word is a gift we must never take for granted. It opens the door for you and me to experience intimacy in a love relationship with God himself. This is possible, though, only because God has graciously preserved and passed along his Word over the course of history through people who have loved God and his children enough to translate his Word for us to read. For those of us who have the Bible in our language, have we ever stopped to think …Read Article

An Inside Look at How the Gospel Survives in Egypt

Jamie Dean explores how Egypt’s small Protestant church is surviving—and growing—amid deep-rooted opposition.Church · Egypt Read Article

Why Does a 1700 Year Old Creed Matter Today?

In the year 325 AD, a group of Christian leaders gathered in a Turkish town called Nicea. Today, the city is known as Isnik, but its ancient ruins still testify to the importance of what happened in this corner of Turkey nearly 1,700 years ago. Why Was the Nicene Creed Written? Emperor Constantine I—or Constantine the Great—was the first emperor of the Roman Empire to embrace Christianity. He issued the Edict of Milan to decriminalize Christiani…Türkiye · Turkey Read Article

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