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Jewish army doctor turned to Jesus after witnessing patient’s courage
By Charles Gardner — A Jewish army surgeon was amazed by the courage of a young soldier badly wounded in the Battle of Gettysburg during the American Civil War (1861-65). Dr Max Rossvally was forced to amputate both a leg and arm in a bid to save the boy’s life. But it changed…
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Offended by foul language on food show
By Charles Gardner — We used to be regular viewers of the The Great British Bake-Off TV series, now being screened on Channel 4, celebrating the efforts of amateur contestants in the kitchen. My wife is qualified in home economics and once, in her far-off student days, helped…
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Two truck tires and a white dove taught me to trust God
By Mike Shreve — Evangelism has been my focus for 55 years, ministering throughout the United States and in 14 other nations. God mercifully saved me during the Jesus Revolution (1970), out of a hippie lifestyle and a passionate, though misguided pursuit of truth through far…
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Spiritual fighter pilots needed for new Battle for Britain!
By Charles Gardner — The Battle of Britain, which saw Spitfires and Hurricanes save us from Nazi invasion and ensure our freedom, apparently ended after three months on October 31, 1940. As we move past that date this year, many of us will no doubt be distracted by superficial…
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Rejoice in the Lamb: Benjamin Britten, Christopher Smart, and the Poetry of Faith
When music meets poetry, the result can be more than art, it can become an expression of spiritual wonder. The last time I heard Professor Bruce Redford speak about the eccentric British clergyman and poet Christopher Smart (1722–1771), I was so inspired that I included a…
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Iran hangs over Israel’s election like ghastly Halloween ghost
By Charles Gardner — The watching world is holding its breath after record numbers of Israelis went to the polls. We perhaps need reminding that the Jewish state is the only democracy in the Middle East and has been on an almost constant war-footing since the last national…
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Jewish refugee became vicar
By Charles Gardner — At a time when Hitler aimed to harm us, here was a German who came to bless us! Holocaust survivor Werner Simonson escaped from Germany just before the outbreak of World War II, only to become a Church of England vicar. Of Jewish heritage, he was sacked as a…
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What does Bible prophecy have to say about the Iran war?
By Mark Ellis – As a 10-year-old boy, Mark Davidson’s mother gave him Hal Lindsey’s book, The Late Great Planet Earth, which eventually sold some 35 million copies, and was declared the bestselling nonfiction book of the 1970s by the New York Times. The book had a great impact…
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Patrick Nagatani: The Spiritual Search Through Color, Photography, and Art
Arriving in Albuquerque, New Mexico, in 2009, I was fortunate to catch the final chapter of artist and photographer Patrick Nagatani’s remarkable career before his death from cancer in 2017. As one of my favorite modern photographers, Nagatani fascinated me with his unique…
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The Art of Living Faithfully: Truth, Beauty, and Goodness in the Brethren Tradition
From suffering persecution in the early years of the American republic to helping shape some of the nation’s most significant humanitarian initiatives, the Brethren have played a quiet but important role in American Christianity. Consider Christopher Saur Jr. (also spelled…
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Joel Ross: The Gospel According to Jazz
I’ve loved jazz since childhood. I’m not entirely sure what first captured my imagination, but I suspect it was the music accompanying two beloved television programs: Peanuts, with Vince Guaraldi’s unforgettable compositions, and Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood, featuring the fine…
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The Shroud of Turin: An apologetic problem in Jewish and Muslim discussions
By Brian Nixon — At the recent International Symposium on Archaeology and the Bible in Albuquerque, New Mexico (2026) sponsored by Veritas International University (VIU), I had the honor of sharing the stage with eminent New Testament scholar, Dr. Craig Evans, and two noted…
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Parliament event ponders historic British betrayal of Jewish people
By Charles Gardner — As antisemitism spreads its poisonous tentacles across the UK, politicians and other influencers were absorbing the harrowing truth of how Britain prevented thousands of Jews from escaping the Holocaust. At a meeting in the British House of Commons to which…
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Christianity plays role in China’s economic progress
A new study in the CHINA ECONOMIC REVIEW exploring the impact of religious beliefs on economic development has found that “Christianity has the most significant effect on economic growth” and that the steady increase of Christianity has played an important role in China’s…
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Dennis Prager delivers first public speech since being paralyzed
By Marissa Streit — There are moments in life when you realize—even as they are happening—you are witnessing something you will remember forever. Last week included one of those moments. Soon after Dennis Prager suffered a paralyzing accident, we had been told Dennis would…
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Antisemitic thread weaves through French riots
By Howard Cooper — A synagogue in Paris was pillaged, and Jewish-owned shops in Marseille were torched during protests turned to riots across France. Some of the protests included Palestinian flags and chants of “Intifada,” according to a report by Israel365. Vandals broke into…
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Chuck Swindoll autobiography: ‘Awakened by Grace’
Book review by John Pearson — Pastor Chuck Swindoll celebrated his 92nd birthday this week. And he’s still writing books! He says he wrote the book reluctantly. Why reluctantly? “First, I have never considered my life all that significant,” he writes. “And, second, I have always…
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Desert songs and spiritual longings: U2, David Sylvian, and echoes of 1987
By Brian Nixon — In 1987, modern rock music experienced a remarkable year. U2 released their seminal album The Joshua Tree, a sprawling collection of songs that explored faith, longing, political injustice, and the American landscape. The album propelled the Irish quartet into…
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Revival hits university campus with 700 receiving Christ
By Benjamin Gill — Spiritual revival has reached another college campus as the UniteUS ministry visited Appalachian State University this week, reporting that more than 700 students there made the decision to follow Jesus. The ministry tells CBN News that approximately 100…
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America’s dating crisis: Young adults want love, but only 1 in 3 is dating
By Howard Cooper — A new national survey reveals a generation longing for meaningful relationships and marriage—but struggling with financial pressures, dating anxiety and the wounds of past relationships. Other research suggests the problem runs deeper than dating apps. For a…