Tag Archives: North Korea

What Is The Relationship Between God And Government When It Comes To Protecting Persecuted Christians?

Posted on December 8, 2014 by Pastor Foley

Writes R.C. Sproul, “Most Christians salute the sovereignty of God, but believe in the sovereignty of man.” That’s the quote that keeps coming to my mind as I think about the ways we Christians are tempted to construe the relationship … Continue reading →

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An Open Reply To John Feffer On His Hankyoreh Article On Balloon Launching Into North Korea

Posted on November 4, 2014 by Pastor Foley

Dear Dr. Feffer, Thank you for your editorial piece entitled The Balloon War, posted on the Hankyoreh website on November 3. Your care for North Korean farmers and young children, residents of the South Korean border areas, North-South cooperative efforts, … Continue reading →

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Let’s Be Slow To Assume That Persecuted Christians Feel The Same Way About Their Situation As We Do

Posted on October 1, 2014 by tdillmuth

What emotions are stirred up within you when you read a story like that of Kollol which was recently published on the VOM Blog? “Kollol” and his wife were attacked by 15 radical Hindus during a June 4 prayer meeting … Continue reading →

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