Philip Sumpter, Director of the International Study Program at Nazareth Evangelical College, writes about the significance of Nazareth, even though the answer seems obvious

A shift has taken place in U.S. policy toward the Israel-Palestine dispute. Now, U.S. policy is no longer merely pro-Israel, but rather fully right-wing Israeli. Here is the Israeli wish list that other U.S. administrations refused to grant and Trump’s administration has handed over, asking nothing in return

Murdering Jews is pure evil that is rooted in hatred. This hatred was clearly embodied in the recent attack against the tree of life synagogue in Pittsburgh. The attack is a crime against God, against all people of faith, and against religious freedom. It is an embodiment of oppression and violence.

Middle Eastern Christians celebrated the issuance of the first Arabic Contemporary Commentary in Cairo Egypt. Forty-Eight men and women theologians and researchers from the Middle East participated in producing the Arabic Contemporary Commentary that puts the contemporary questions in dialogue with ancient scriptural wisdom

Eyes of Christians around the world are pointed to the land of Holy One (Jesus) and wish to visit and some take a blessed extra step and wish to interact with the local dwindling Christian community.This requires understanding of these complexities if they are to be successful in this interaction.

In the last few weeks, something extraordinary is happening in Israel. A pastor from a village near Nazareth has been invited by different media outlets to share his beliefs and is freely sharing his faith in Jesus. His videos are going viral and people from different religious backgrounds are sharing them online. How did all this happen?

It is indeed surprising that Moses did not enter the Promised Land. He is the one who saw God face to face, the one who received the Torah, and the one who courageously stood before Pharaoh and his magicians. He was God’s messenger who led the people out of Egypt with a mighty hand

Dr. Salim J. Munayer, Executive Director of Musalaha ministry of reconciliation, offers a Prophetic Vision for Reconciliation amidst Israel's new Nation-State Law

The so called Palestinian Evangelicals started to use the title “evangelicals” only the last 20 years. In this short article Azar Ajaj suggests the reason behind using it, when and why it happened, and the challenges entailed in “owning” this name, especially with the increasing involvement of evangelicals in US politics.