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As a missionary, I know the pain of of losing both financial support AND moral support. When it comes to cutting ties with missionaries, sometimes silence is better than action. Continue reading
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The Pastor’s Justification by Jared Wilson (2013) is like a spiritual bath for the church leaders who need to be reminded of God’s wonderfully gracious Gospel. Definitely worth a read! Continue reading
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Five Lies of Our Anit-Christian Age by Rosaria Butterfield (2023) — a timely treatise by a qualified author. Continue reading
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What wrong with rapidly-reproducing Church Planting Movements? I delve into that sticky topic in this book review. Continue reading
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An historical, cultural, and religious look at the nation of Nepal. Continue reading
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How to Care for Your Missionaries While They are Preparing to Go, While They are On the Field, and When They Return Home It’s hard to recall where I got this book, since I tend to pick up missions-related books … Continue reading
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How to Be a Disciple Who Makes Disciples This was another book I finished during a recent ministry trip out West, and for good reason. I needed a spark, something that could rejuvenate my thinking quickly towards intentional discipleship, and … Continue reading
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Six Urgent Challenges + Opportunities That Will Determine the Future of Your Congregation This was a fast book. I don’t just mean that it was a quick read (which it was, at 111 pages) but that Thom S. Rainer got … Continue reading
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7 Stewardships of Revival This book is an offering to future generations by a long-time pastor of all he has learned over the years. Particularly, it’s a description of that one thing that has become most important to him, and … Continue reading
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10 Roadblocks to the Great Commission I love missions. There’s no getting around it, so I’m always drawn to books about missionary experiences and struggles, missionary biographies, mission styles, and missionary sending. This book falls in the latter category, but … Continue reading
