Category Archives: EMEU
A Common Word Between Us and You
I am at Fuller Theological Seminary participating in the third Evangelical Christian Muslim Conference. The theme is “A Common Word between us and you“. The conference has brought together evangelical and Muslim scholars from many educational institutions, mission agencies and … Continue reading
Revd Dr John Stott on Christian Zionism
“I am glad to commend Stephen Sizer’s ground-breaking critique of Christian Zionism. His comprehensive overview of its roots, its theological basis and its political consequences is very timely. I myself believe that Zionism, both political and Christian, is incompatible with … Continue reading
Listening and Learning in the Middle East
What it means to act as an advocate for global engagement. Christianity Today Lynne Hybels What struck me most as my Arab driver artfully maneuvered the roundabouts and winding streets of Amman, Jordan, was the sense of timelessness in a … Continue reading
Weird and Wacky Theology 3: Armageddon out of here
John Hagee wrote to me again today. He writes most days. Today he wrote to remind me, “As Christians we have a Biblical obligation to defend Israel and the Jewish people in their time of need. Israel’s time of need … Continue reading
Christian Leaders Conduct International Dialogue on Middle Eastern Church Crises
AMMAN, JORDAN – In a strategic gathering of Middle Eastern, European and American Christian leaders, westerners were given an inside view of the Middle Eastern Church’s struggle in a war-torn land. Evangelicals for Middle East Understanding’s (EMEU) Sounds of Hope … Continue reading
Christian Leaders Conduct International Dialogue on Middle East Church Crisis
AMMAN, JORDAN – In a strategic gathering of Middle Eastern, European and American Christian leaders, westerners were given an inside view of the Middle Eastern Church’s struggle in a war-torn land. Evangelicals for Middle East Understanding’s (EMEU) Sounds of Hope … Continue reading