Philip Jenkins recent work, The Next Christendom, focuses on the growth of Christianity outside of the Western world in the twentieth century. The book explores the emergence of powerful and dynamic Christian movements in Africa, Asia and Latin America. The author emphasizes that by 2050 only about one-fifth of the world’s three billion Christians will […]
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In this first sermon on the Parable of Two Sons from Luke 15, Pastor Daniel examines the motives behind a son who asks for his father’s inheritance before the father had even died. Such a request is unheard of in Eastern cultures. To ask for such a thing is to suggest that wish your father […]
Lee University is a private, comprehensive university located in Cleveland, Tennessee, in the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains. Lee is emerging as a leader in higher education in the southeastern region and was ranked in 2010 in the “Top Tier” in the South by U.S. News & World Report (Comprehensive Medium- Size Universities). Lee is […]
By Mike McManus Why are 1,500 clergy leaving pastoral ministry each month? Many have been driven out by the “Clergy Killer Phenomenon.” As one pastor put it in a powerful new documentary, “BETRAYED: The Clergy Killer’s DNA,” “So many ministers are being destroyed by evil and evil people in the life of the church who […]
Upon Bulgaria’s national holiday (March 3rd), we have called for a 3-day prayer and fasting through our churches in Bulgaria for the following needs: 1. National repentance and God’s favor over our nation 2. Political stability in response to the ongoing almost 300-day protest against the current government formation 3. Blessing in place of the […]
The Revised Version of the 1940 Bulgarian Bible, which our ministry has been working on since 2005 and released earlier in 2012, was presented at various book markets, festivals and churches for the Bulgarian Easter on May 5th. The 1940 revision was initiated in 1920-24 by the British and Foreign Bible Society, reprinted multiple times […]
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