Mixed motives require a bait and switch
We don’t come to Jesus perfect. We come compromised, messy. We have to start somewhere. Whoever really comes to Jesus to die? Usually we’re thinki...
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We don’t come to Jesus perfect. We come compromised, messy. We have to start somewhere. Whoever really comes to Jesus to die? Usually we’re thinki...
I received an email yesterday asking about contingency planning. In this world of terrorist activity, bird flu worries, and political instability, ...
In my never-ending quest to equip you, my faithful readers, I've come across a good debriefing resource. The IMB has a web-site called The Task fo...
One of the ways to head off conflilct on a mission project is to establish some basic relational precepts in advance. Keep these, preserve the uni...
The missions agency I run, AIM, seeks to minimize the risk inherent in any mission venture. We also seek to fully disclose the level of known risk on ...
On any given short-term mission project, two roles must be fulfilled. Because a lot of leaders have never been trained in either of these roles, they ...
Last month I wrote this article for a missions magazine on the future of short-term missions: Another good article in the same issue had advice for...
Here's an idea that I found oxymoronic: a "missions cruise." I received this email about it just now: "Discover the World of Possibilities on a ...