1. JANUARY ARTICLE LINEUP

REGULAR FEATURES A Second Look: Worth a Venture by Gary Corwin In the 20/30 Gap: Recovering Prayer Discernment in Our Agendas and Strategies  by Nikki Toyama-Szeto Excellence in Missions: Beyond Welcome Home! Ten Things You Need to Know about Reentry  by Lisa Espineli Chinn ARTICLES Ministry Education for the Global Church  by Robert W. Ferris In Harm’s […]

#Iwitness: More than Refugees in the Middle East

Iraq is suffering, Assyria is in pain. Biblically, the Assyrian Empire was stretching all over the Middle East, including Turkey, Cyprus, Lebanon, Syria, Iraq and parts of Iran, and some other regions. As the Bible talks about doom in Assyria and Iraq, we can sense strongly that the children there are resurrecting hope, peace, and forgiving those who trespass against them. They are Christ-like.

#Iwitness: Seeking God in Times of Ease & Difficulty: An Example from Cuba

I was making my way across Cuba in a Tico, which has the interior space the size somewhere in between a toaster and a VW beetle. My companion was Otoniel Martinez and we were headed to Camaguey to train thirty-five leaders to begin new churches. Otoniel had planted twenty-seven churches despite the resistance of persecution. 

#Iwitness: God at Work in the Muslim World

“Don’t make ripples, make waves” said Van, an elderly, Californian, ocean-loving product of the Jesus Movement. Van mentored a number of hippies who would “go into the world to make disciples of all nations.” My passion for the Church in the Global South and its role in missions began with those words when I was serving in Mexico. 

#Iwitness: One Stone, Many Birds

The visitor responded, “Usually I go to church on Saturdays.” Without asking which church he used to attend, I asked, “Which story in the Bible do you like best?” He turned to ask his wife. “Many,” she responded.

#Iwitness: Holding on to God in Mongolia

Why are we here, and how will God use a veterinarian and teacher in what he is doing in Mongolia? was the question ringing in our heads. We were to learn that credentials were not a priority with God.