This week in the United States we plan to celebrate Thanksgiving. As always, my family and I plan to remain in Kentucky, making a trip to Appalachia and then to the central part of the state. As always, we are thankful for this time… and for the food… and for […]
Missions
I am writing this post at the conclusion of July 20, 2010. It is amazing that I have been able to go throughout my entire day, even watching the news this morning, and not hear of any mention of the fact that on July 20, 1969 man first walked on […]
One Small Step…One Giant Leap…for Kingdom Advancement
Lord willing, over the next few days, I will have the privilege to speak to some of the world’s most influential people: campus ministers and college students. On Saturday, I plan to be in Columbus, Ohio and on Monday and Tuesday in Louisville, Kentucky, interacting with such groups. While the […]
Students and Global Evangelization
For those of you who know me, know I am a bluegrass fan. Now, I do not know if such is the case because I am a child of Appalachia, or because I consumed too much of The Beverly Hillbillies at one time in my life. But truth be told: Foggy Mountain […]
Bluegrass and Missions: An Untapped Platform of Pickin’ Potential
I am in Greer, South Carolina today with the Southeastern Regional Evangelical Missiological Society. Since the Evangelical Missiological Society is presently on my mind, I want to introduce you to this resource. I have been a member for several years, and currently serving as the vice president for the southeastern region. We are a […]
Evangelical Missiological Society
Today, I begin a two-part series on the blog about one of my greatest missiological influences, Roland Allen (1868-1947). While Allen is best known for his books Missionary Methods: St. Paul’s or Ours (1912) and The Spontaneous Expansion of the Church and the Causes which Hinder It (1927), he has been tremendously influential […]