
Opinion

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Believers from Taiwanese folk religion shift from bargaining to belonging
Spirit mediums who make a living claiming to communicate with the unseen world are common practice for folk religion in Taiwan. Typically, worshipers can ask for some desired favor in exchange for a gift or vow. But the God of the Bible isn't interested in transactional religion. He needs nothing from us, yet we need everything from him. -
Behind the masks of Halloween
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October 7 Flags of Fellowship combats antisemitism
There are moments when our communities are called to do more than talk about unity. We are called to practice it. Against the historic context of interracial violence in the USA, pastors in the USA take a stand against antisemitism in remembrance of the October 7 2023 attack on Israel. -

The crisis of financial exchange restrictions in South Asia
Anti-money laundering is often cited by governments restricting receipt of foreign funding by NGOs, but in South Asia controls are much more severe. India leads the way and has been suffocating the the flow of supply to many charitable causes for some time, Christian NGOs especially. This action goes far beyond accepted international standards and the right to appropriate international fund sharing should be contested in South Asian courts. -

Opportunities for the gospel in Asia
Asia offers enormous potential to reach more of the next generation with the gospel but it is a complex continent with many gospel translation complications. Yet even under these conditions, national missionaries are finding ways to reach, teach, and disciple. -

Weakness placed in God's hands can bless nations
Often we think we must be extraordinary people for God to use us, but that is not true. Robin Rempel exemplifies this. She sees herself as quite an average person, yet with God's help she has been part of an extraordinarily fruitful ministry. This is her story. -

What evangelicals can learn from the Catholic abuse crisis
The Catholic Church has paid an enormous price for decades of delayed reporting, internal handling of criminal allegations, lack of transparency, and excessive concern for institutional reputation. Evangelicals and Pentecostals should learn from that experience.
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