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I love the idea of a Christian, Jew and Muslim “Trialogue”. It was put together by Bob Roberts, pastor of Northwood Church in Keller, Texas. It worked like this: Members of the church and the mosque went to the Jewish worship service Friday night at Temple Shalom. Then they all went to the Muslim worship [...]

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As a freshman clarinetist in the marching band (I was an aspiring jazz saxophonist and wanted to improve my clarinet chops) I saw everyone of Kurt Warner’s games his senior year at the University of Northern Iowa. It was fun watching him over his NFL career and hearing his story retold and retold (he was [...]

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From SkyeBox:
“A clash of civilizations.” That’s how many in the media and in politics describe the relationship between Muslims and Christians. This popular narrative, however, does not capture the full story. Yes, there is a faction of Islam that is hostile and even aggressively violent toward the West. And there are some Christians who ignorantly [...]

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For Muslims and Christians

I just added two new pages to my blog. One is For Muslims and one is For Christians. I will update them periodically. Please check them out.
Blessings.

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Black and White Together

This is way the church should be. Jesus Christ tore down the racial dividing walls when he died on the cross for all peoples. Many churches don’t get this. I’m glad St. Paul Baptist Church @ Shively Heights does. Some will make much of the fact that the merger of a predominantly black church with [...]

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What a blessing it was to read how God has changed the lives of “anti-establishment rebels” Jesus Christ. Most people don’t think of bikers or skateboarders and God. Yet, as the New York Times reports, many of them have become followers of Christ. It is a great testimony to the power of God to change lives. It [...]

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Arab Christians

Somehow many in the West are completely unaware that there are Arab Christians.  This National Geographic cover story is a sad tale of how they seem to have been forgotten.
Paolo Dall’Oglio, a Syrian Christian monk, makes an important point about why we ought not foget them:
You can’t live alongside people for a thousand years and [...]

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