John Chau, Missions, and Spreading Disease: What Do We Really Know?
An interview with experts. Ed: What is the danger when someone from outside comes into contact with an uncontacted tribe like John Chau did …
John Chau, Missions, and Lessons to be Learned
There are things about Chau’s story that raise questions worth our consideration. Missions, as the world has seen this month, is controversial. John Chau’s …
Introducing M.A. in Higher Education and Student Development at Wheaton College
A program to prioritize student affairs. If you are working with students in a college or university setting, I want to tell you about …
John Chau, Missions, and Fools
We now have more information about John Chau, but mission work is still the work of fools. On November 17th, John Allen Chau was …
Friendly, Caring, and Carrying Churches
Three steps to move into deeper church community. We all want our churches to be loving environments. But what does that look like? How …
Four Steps Four Denominations to Resource Church Revitalization
Resourcing isn’t always monetary. I am passionate about church revitalization. I think it’s important we don’t abandon stagnant or plateaued churches prematurely. God is …
Fostering an Attitude of Gratitude
Changing our posture towards God’s goodness in our lives will begin us on the path towards a changed heart. It’s that time of year …
Preoccupied with Love: Lifting High Evangelism Again
An interview with Sherry Harney. Ed: We are living in challenging times. The church’s influence is fading. We are struggling to find answers to …
When Your Identity Is Wrapped Up into Your Ministry
What does it look like for followers of Christ to live and work with a healthy sense of ambition? My identity has too often …
Reaching Out to Non-Believers this Holiday Season
Relationships are a significant means through which people can be reached with the gospel. Going to church, believe it or not, can be a …
