by Robby Butler | Jan 25, 2012 | Guest Posts, Missiology, Missions
In John 15:8, Jesus points to “much fruit” as proof that we are His disciples. In that one chapter we find that abiding, asking, and obeying—as well as joy and God’s Word—are all tied to fruitfulness. For more than three decades I have been active in “mission...
by Ryan Page | Oct 4, 2011 | Missiology, Missions
If you have been a Christian from an early age, you may feel the binding, guilty power of never surrendering. We read John Foxe’s Book of Martyrs, or Jim Elliot’s story, and commit in our minds to the Lord that we will never turn tail or throw up our hands. We look...
by Elisa Johnston | Jun 8, 2011 | Guest Posts, Lessons, Missiology, Missions
Sometimes we think it can’t happen. We live our every day lives; how could that ever change our little corner of the world? Let alone all corners of the world? How can so few people- the small percentage that care about global missions- change the dynamics of a...
by Aaron | Sep 28, 2010 | Lessons, Missiology, Missions
This is lesson two in a series of 6 lessons on world missions and the Great Commission. The purpose of this series is to convert you into a “World Christian”. It is our hope that after taking these lessons your eyes will be opened to see the Bible in a new...
by Aaron | Sep 18, 2010 | Lessons, Missiology, Missions
This is the first in a series of 6 lessons on world missions and the Great Commission. The purpose of this series is to convert you into a “World Christian”. It is our hope that after taking these lessons your eyes will be opened to see the Bible in a new...
by Aaron | May 16, 2010 | Missiology, Missions
Last night I watched the movie Avatar, which if you have not yet seen it is amazing. James Cameron did a great job in creating a believable alien world of plants, animals, and a native population called the Na’vi. In fact it is so real and beautiful that many...
