How the Fall of the Iranian Regime Could Spread Christianity Across the Middle East

A free Iran would be a game changer not only for its own 93 million people but for the entire Middle East, a beacon of liberty and prosperity. Might it also be a modern-day Antioch?

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NOTE: This incredibly encouraging piece from our friends at The Baptist Report deserves two additional statistics. According to the Iranian government’s own data, 54 percent of Iranians are now “non-religious”: whether that actually means only “non-Islamic” is unclear. But according to that same data, 50,000 of Iran’s 75,000 mosques have closed over the past decade.

The Ayatollah has long told Iranians that he and his government are Islam. It seems that the Iranian people have come to agree with him. And that presents some unprecedented opportunities. — RDM