Monthly Archives: January 2015


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Ongota is one of the world’s rarest languages. Only twelve people speak it.  I doubt you will ever need to learn it. But if you needed to for gospel advancement, would you?  Would you truly put out the effort and make the sacrifice–for only twelve people? Last October, Mark Zuckerburg […]

How Far Will We Go to Learn Ongota?


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What if. Two of the most powerful words in the universe. We can use them to strike fear in people’s hearts.  We can paralyze thousands–maybe millions. These two words have hindered the advancement of the gospel numerous times over the centuries. What if we do this and something unpleasant happens? […]

Conjuring the What If Monster


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As a late Gen Xer, my formative years were the late 70s through the early 90s. Yes, I owned parachute pants, a TRS-80 computer, and carried a ghetto blaster on my shoulder. Atari, Commodore 64, and Nintendo were kings when it came to home video games.  Michael Jordan was the […]

Don’t Be Like Mike




I want to point you to a resource. Salty Believer Unscripted is a podcast hosted by Bryan Catherman, addressing matters related to theology, preaching, mission, and leadership. Check it out. There are a ton of helpful interviews posted on this site. Last month, I had the blessing of spending time […]

Salty Believer Unscripted


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Open Doors just released the 2015 list of countries in the world where it is the most difficult to follow Jesus. Christianity Today .com also released a related article at the same time. Here’s who made the top ten: 1. North Korea 2. Somalia 3. Iraq 4. Syria 5. Afghanistan […]

Mission in an Age of Violence