Category Archives: Missions
Christlikeness in evangelism…
In studying the call to Christians to be Christ-like, I encountered some potent words from John R. W. Stott in his final book, The Radical Disciple. And while his comments do not tell the whole story of conversion (and the … Continue reading
Monday Medley…
Perhaps this can be a new feature: A “medley” of interesting stuff found online? On Mondays (my “day off”) I try to catch up on my blog reading (I use Google Reader to gather lots of posts in one place). … Continue reading
Haiti — in numbers…
The following is compiled and presented by CNN: Port-au-Prince, Haiti (CNN) — Two weeks after a 7.0-magnitude earthquake devastated Haiti, the numbers have mounted. The numbers tell stories of death and destruction, as well as a global outpouring of aid. … Continue reading
Filed under America, Current Events, Earthquake, government, Missions, suffering
Jonah & His Big God…
Adrian Warnock reports & summarizes a message by Liam Goligher on Jonah 1, delivered in the UK around April 5. You know the story, but should be refreshed by these excerpts from Liam (via Adrian)…. This is a very familiar … Continue reading
miscellanies….
“If I find in myself a desire which no experience in this world can satisfy, the most probable explanation is that I was made for another world.” – C.S. Lewis, in Mere Christianity “Spare moments are the gold dust of … Continue reading
Filed under Culture, Future, Human nature, Missions, Personal
Abandon low & carnal aims!
I constantly mark and underline in my books. Perhaps one of the most precious quotations I have found over the years is this, from Thornwell. (I found it many years ago in Iain Murray’s THE PURITAN HOPE, a real gem … Continue reading
Filed under Banner of Truth, doctrine, Future, Human nature, Missions, Personal
