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The tidal wave of relativism that has swept through our culture has created a lot of victims. It says, "Truth is relative, so don't cram your opinion ...
In America, everything seems to have a half-life of a McDonald's hamburger. Marriages are swallowed alive by the pace and pressure of modern life. ...
Swimming in a relativistic culture as we do, it's easy to see why the number of American missionaries is declining. Why force your beliefs on someone ...
It's challenging for American missionaries to enter certain parts of the world -- namely, remote tribal areas and Islamic countries. But native missio...
Spring has passed in Georgia, and we at AIM are entering the busiest season of the year. I catch myself sometimes worrying about the future and where ...
I'm en route to Ukraine, and, at the suggestion of a friend, I decided to twitter the whole trip. Twitter is an online social media tool, and aside fr...
Considering a call to the mission field? Experiential learning is probably the best way to figure out if you are called. In other words, go on a short...
I'm over here in Africa, trying to "think African." Believe me, it doesn't come naturally. World Racer Ian Schumann writes a great blog on...
We're in Africa today. We're debriefing our World Race team in Nelspruit, South Africa. We've missed our team and are anxious to catch up with them ...
Just spotted this article by Matthew Parris in the Times Online. It's a great contrarian point of view. Missionaries have done a lot of good and hav...
