Rex Rogers

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  Oct 14, 2023

  Israel-Gaza: There’s only one solution

  Is the Israel-Gaza war a pivotal moment in the biblical End Times drama?

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  Aug 25, 2023

  Is there any hope in Afghanistan? A lifeline that the Taliban can't stop

  It’s been said that hope is the last thing to die, and hope is struggling to breathe in Afghanistan today.

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  Jul 10, 2023

  Christianity shows us the true meaning of ‘diversity, equity and inclusion’

  DEI is a kingpin of a dangerous and ungodly agenda. It has crept into every inch of our culture, thrusting gender identity and sexual orientation front and center everywhere, even in the workplace. No American institutions remain untouched.

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  Dec 22, 2022

  Will Middle East Christians be all alone this Christmas?

  They live in solitude every single moment of every single day. They can never embrace another Christian or greet another believer face-to-face in public.

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  Aug 15, 2022

  Back to school? Not for girls in Taliban-ruled Afghanistan

  Afghanistan’s education-starved girls are watching for our next move. Will you help reach them?

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  Dec 19, 2020

  2020 has been miserable, but God had another incredible year

  Nations locked down and closed their borders – but God opened the floodgates for the Gospel in the most inaccessible and hostile places on earth.

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  May 1, 2020

  Coronavirus: An unlikely ‘apostle’ to the Middle East?

  I’ve been involved in sharing the gospel of Jesus Christ in the Middle East and North Africa for more than a decade – and, until now, thought I’d seen it all.

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  Dec 12, 2019

  ‘Living Love Letters’ will change the Middle East

  In the Middle East, where war, suffering and turmoil make daily headlines, many are spiritually confused by the competing religious messages relayed by Muslims, Jews and Christians alike. How are they to filter genuine faith from religious propaganda? How are they to know what’s true and what’s false?

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  Jun 20, 2019

  Forgiving ISIS terrorists on World Refugee Day

  A few years ago, a 9-year-old Iraqi refugee girl powerfully reminded the world what it is to forgive – and to see hope – even in the face of evil. Her words and actions still pack a punch as we mark World Refugee Day this month.