A young 16 year-old Iranian schoolgirl was given no hope by doctors to recover after suffering a severe brain injury from being beaten by security forces. Three months later, God miraculously healed her in response to our prayers!

Arrested and flogged for disobeying the Hijab Law, Roya Heshmati suffered through a humiliating whipping of 74 lashes for refusing to be veiled while going out publicly in Tehran.

33 year-old Roya Heshmati refused to comply with the mandatory hijab law in Iran and was whipped 74 times on her back to teach her a lesson.

The message of the birth of Christ is supposed to bring joy to the world, but in our present world of pain and suffering, there seems to be little to rejoice about. So how does anyone experience the true joy of Christmas in a broken world?

Why is there such utter silence by feminists when it comes to Israeli women? Why is "The left" silent? Why won't they believe the horrific stories of Jewish women being brutally raped by Hamas?

The incredible true story of a young 16 year-old Iranian schoolgirl who miraculously recovered from a life-threatening coma after being severely beaten by security forces.

Mahsa Amini day on September 16 is a global rally condemning her unjust murder in Iran for not wearing a proper hijab.

The people of Iran are weary and frustrated by empty religion. They are hungry for the truth, for purpose and meaning in their lives. Jesus offers them an abundant life filled with everything that they are searching for.

Jesus came into a culture that discriminated against women, treating them like second-class citizens. Jesus lifted women our of the gutters of discrimination and treated them with respect and compassion. He left us the ultimate example of how the church should treat them.

1 Corinthians 14:34 is a Bible verse that has been wrenched out of its context and used to silence women from leadership roles in the churches. In my latest podcast, I take a careful look at what the verse actually means and challenge the misogynistic viewpoint that has been attributed to the Apostle Paul. Paul was anything but a misogynist and was a great supporter of women in the early church. Discover the truth by listening to my podcast!