The subject of persecution is discussed more in the blogosphere than you might know, and here is another wonderful post that I think will offer a different perspective.

This afternoon as I was reading some news that others have blogged about concerning Christian persecution, I found this interesting post that I would love to get your feedback on.

Just in case you missed Janet Parshall interview Todd Nettleton today, you are in luck! Janet Parshall's radio show is archived online and can be listened to for up to one month. Please click here and then scroll down to Wednesday, June 8th and click on Hour 1 and then you can hear the interview.

In an earlier post I described an incident in Nancy Pearcey's book Total Truth: Liberating Christianity from Its Cultural Captivity where we learn about Tony and how he was abused and also came to faith as a result of the example and testimony of Richard Wurmbrand. In this post, I'd like to share what Nancy has written about Richard Wurmbrand from seeing him speak when she was just thirteen.

I am always amazed at how the Lord continually blesses his people. For me, today was one such day. I started my day by interviewing Nancy Pearcey, who is the extraordinary author of a great book called Total Truth: Liberating Christianity From Its Cultural Captivity.

Director of News Services for The Voice of the Martyrs, Todd Nettleton is to be a scheduled guest on Janet Parshall's America radio and television show, June 8, 2005 in the first hour of Janet's show from 2-3 ET, and 11 -12 PST.

I would like to thank the following bloggers for mentioning this new project on their perspective blogs! Thank you so much!

If you love a great book and a great way to be inspired for your faith in Jesus, then this book Tortured for Christ is for you, and the best part is that it is totally FREE.

A few weeks ago I was reading through the book of Daniel and when I got to chapter 6 I was amazed to see how the governors and commissioners began trying to find a way to accuse Daniel in regard to goverment affairs. The good news is that they couldn't, the interesting news is that they decided to go after Daniel spiritually by setting up a secular law that would require he violate his obedience to God.

Do you know what your name means? Years ago I really didn't like my name much because I had no idea what it meant. My mother told me she named me after a character on the Dick Van Dyke show in 1968, because the guy was funny. However, that didn't matter to me, until I found out what Stacy meant.