For this month’s episode, I interviewed Alan Shlemon of Stand to Reason on the subject of Islam. Alan trains Christians to persuasively share their convictions on various cultural issues, as well as share the Gospel with Muslims in a gracious, yet persuasive manner, as Stand to Reason is known for. Our conversation was broken into [...]
Vony Bedford: Persecution II
March 18, 2010
Last November, I interviewed Becky Christensen, a local representative of the Voice of the Martyrs. At the time, I was considering asking my friend Vony Bedford to sit down with me as well to talk about her experiences growing up as a Christian in Indonesia. The interview with Becky was a full episode unto itself, [...]
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Becky Christenson: Persecution
November 21, 2009
I am joined this month by Becky Christenson, the local (Twin Cities) representative for Voice of the Martyrs. We talked about who VOM is, what they do, persecution against Christians around the world, and what we as free Christians can do for our persecuted brethren. In the course of the interview, I mentioned a camp [...]
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Darfur
June 12, 2007
I was just playing around with Google Earth, which if you haven’t toyed with you should. Tonight I noticed that they have a pretty detailed listing of destroyed villages in Darfur Sudan. It appears they have teamed up with the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum. You can zoom in and see villages that have clearly [...]
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Take the Train
October 12, 2006
Minneapolis has been in the national spotlight as of late. A large majority of the taxi cab drivers at the airport are Somali immigrants, and Muslim, and have been refusing to drive anyone who has alcohol in their possession. That’s right, if you are getting back from the Napa Valley and have a bottle of [...]
A Conversation I Did Not Have With My Wife
September 2, 2006
You know honey, That Al-Qaida guy really makes sense. I think we should convert to Islam. I mean, they’re just going to keep attacking us if we don’t, and maybe they’ll leave us alone if we do. And 1400 years of history aside, I seriously doubt they’d go to war with another Muslim country, so [...]
Ladies & Gentlemen: The Religion of Peace
August 15, 2006
Just a few pictures snapped at a recent protest in London by Muslims.
A Legacy of Hate
October 22, 2004
This week’s sermon that I want to recommend is a two-parter by Avi Lipkin (a.k.a. Victor Mordecai). It’s called “A Legacy of Hate”, and deals with the subject of Islam. Lipkin is very knowledgeable about Islam, and is very easy to listen to. You can download part one here, and part two here.
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Worse than Animals
May 12, 2004
I’ve seen the video of American Nick Berg being slaughtered by terrorists that hit the news yesterday. These people are so vile, so evil, that to call them animals is an injustice to animals. I think it is important for Americans to see the video. Unless it’s seen, we tend to downplay the severity of [...]
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The Latest on the “Religion of Peace”
December 14, 2004
I got the following as an email alert from Jan Markell of Olive Tree Views, a radio ministry here in Minnesota. I’d really like to know what churches she’s referring to in the first paragraph. This past weekend two significant events took place. I received an email from someone I trust stating from reliable sources [...]