Justus Musinguzi

Bahrain is a small Gulf kingdom, but it carries a weight that far exceeds its size. There is more visible space for Christian worship there than in some neighboring states,…

Malaysia is often viewed as a stable and diverse nation in Southeast Asia. In many ways, that is true. Yet for Christians there, especially for those whose faith or ministry…

Uganda is not mainly a country where Christians meet in secret or where the church has vanished from public life. It is a country with a large, visible Christian presence.…

Cuba calls for informed Christian prayer because long-standing pressure on religious life now meets a season of deep national strain. According to USCIRF, religious freedom conditions remained poor in 2025,…

Israel calls for careful Christian prayer not only because of its biblical significance, but because its present burdens remain heavy and fast-changing. As of mid-April 2026, a two-week ceasefire on…

The United States is home to one of the largest Christian populations in the world. It has wide legal freedom for worship, vast ministry resources, and churches of many kinds…

A new year often brings fresh energy to the life of a church. Calendars open. Plans are reviewed. Meetings are scheduled. Hopes are renewed. Leaders begin thinking about what should…

There is something about the turn of a year that invites expectation. People speak of fresh starts, new opportunities, and better days ahead. Churches do the same. We think about…

As a new year approaches, many churches begin thinking about vision, plans, ministry goals, and all that may lie ahead. That is understandable. A new calendar often stirs fresh energy.…

How the church should enter a new year in adoration, confession, thanksgiving, and hope As the final hours of the year slip away, many hearts become unusually tender. Some look…