I appreciated seeing two different missionaries write about how they have found people in drastically different cultures to simply be people. Here are two excerpts though both pieces are worth reading. Jake has been in China for over six years and plans on being there a lot longer. He has
This is adapted from the ministry information packet we send to churches as we seek support. Since few read this, I wanted to share it on a broader stage. It has been compiled and influenced by numerous men, missionaries, and Bible study. Thank you to all those that have helped
This is adapted from the ministry information packet we send to churches as we seek support. Since few read this, I wanted to share it on a broader stage. We want to have Bible goals, and our goals directly grow out of our philosophy. Here is a summary of our
This is adapted from the ministry information packet we send to churches as we seek support. Since few read this, I wanted to share it on a broader stage. Gospel-centered is a buzzword that many are throwing around. Often it is used to deemphasize doctrinal differences. Sometimes it is used
This is adapted from the ministry information packet we send to churches as we seek support. Since few read this, I wanted to share it on a broader stage. Those two words have been burned into my heart by the Bible, the Holy Spirit, and many of my elders. The
Update (2013-06-25): I failed to mention the two books banned––Ted Tripp's Shepherding a Child's Heart and Michael and Debi Pearl’s To Train up a Child. The wild part is that these books, as of April 2013, "are now banned from being displayed, printed, imported or exported, advertized