Some Interesting Links . . .

A congressman steps up and signs the petition to keep "Issues, Etc." on the air.  He states, "here I stand, I can do none other."  Good on him!   Click here: Save the LCMS!: Congressman John Shimkus Signs Petition to Bring Issues Etc. Back 

Here's an Imam who probably needs "re-training" like the Saudi's want to do with 40,000 of their own Imams.  He preaches that all non-Muslims (infidels) are to be subject to execution and rape at the hands of the faithful.  What is worse, he's preaching this from his Mosque in London.   Click here: FOXNews.com - Report: Non-Muslims Deserve to Be Punished - International News | News of the World | Middle East Ne

Boy, do we live in weird times.  Here's a church (a UCC, of course) pursing a criminal complaint against a Christian woman who was protesting their upcoming homosexual festival.  The ground of their charge of criminal mischief is that the woman anointed the church with cooking oil (thereby damaging church property), presumably to bind Satan so as to keep the festival from occurring.  This is wrong (and weird) on so many levels.  Click here: Church pursues felony over anointing with oil

This is remarkable news.  Popular dispensational author Joel Rosenberg recently reported on the spread of Christianity throughout the Middle East.  If Rosenberg is correct--and much of his information comes directly from Christian leaders throughout the region--thousands of Muslims are coming to faith in Christ.  The cross always triumphs over the crescent!   Click here: THE JOSHUA FUND: THE BIG (UNTOLD) STORY IN THE MIDDLE EAST: Muslims converting to faith in Jesus Christ in record

Comments

[hb]

After reading the second link, I would imagine those Muslims who now follow Christ will do so under threat of beheading. When are people going to wake up and what in the world is wrong with England?
hb

[PB]

The UCC continues to careen through the wasteland, defining its own new religion as it goes. They may use the name Christian but...
The only saving grace is that given their free church governance (for now, at least) there remain faithful and orthodox local congregations within this mess.

[lee n. field]

I've heard that bit about Muslim conversions to Christ in the middle east for years from multiple sources.