Imagine with me for a moment Daniel in Babylon. He had made a name for himself. He was exalted as one of the king’s best advisors. He was perhaps a bit strange because of his religious devotion and the particular discipline of praying to his God three times a day.
Years ago when I was working for a nonprofit organization focused on global hunger I was doing research into the causes of hunger. At that point, as a young man, I assumed people were hungry primarily from natural causes: too many people in the world; droughts, floods and famine interrupted
Courage in Tiananmen Square I had never felt more alive than the day I stood with a group of pro-life protesters before a police station in Tucson, Arizona, hands cuffed behind my back. About a hundred of us—mostly Christians—had violated the law to protect the lives of innocent, preborn babies
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