By Glenn Smith Overview of Cairo, Egypt One of the oldest cities in the world, Cairo (Egypt) has a rich history and culture that dates back to biblical times. Whereas the pyramids, the Nile and the rich culture may appeal to foreigners, such romanticism may not be prevalent among the nearly twelve million people who […]
By Glenn Smith Countless thousands of people who live in garbage villages collect and recycle garbage they pick up from apartments and homes in wealthier neighborhoods. Many of the villagers feed most of the organic garbage to their pigs—indicating that they are at least nominal Christians (Muslims will not have anything to do […]
By Lon Allison There are numerous images in scripture concerning the doctrine of the atonement. When I am teaching my course in evangelistic communication, we delineate many of them. However, the image that attracts the most interest from students I teach in North America is “reconciliation.” At first, reconciliation conjures up pictures of relationship problems […]
