Happy beyond description
In 1851 a group of British missionaries to Tierra del Fuego was forced to winter in the bitter cold while…
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Why I Got out of Twitter
This is personal. I’m not criticizing anyone else. For some, Twitter might even be a necessity. But I’m out. Reluctantly,…
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Our courage is prophetic
“. . . and not frightened in anything by your opponents. This is a clear sign to them of their…
Read More“One Anothers” I Can’t Find in the New Testament
The beautiful “one another” commands of the New Testament are famous. But it is also striking to notice the “one…
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Should or Can in 2022?
At the Lausanne Congress on World Evangelization in 1974, I heard Francis Schaeffer deliver the address which later became his…
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It’s been a journey
Friends have asked how I came to serve in the Anglican Church in North America. It’s been a journey. A…
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The fainthearted, the feeble and the ailing
“May a merciful God preserve me from a Christian Church in which everyone is a saint! I want to be…
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At any cost, in any way, through any means
“It is one thing to love the Lord and His service, and quite something else to have an inexpressible longing…
Read MoreA Personal Announcement
“. . . striving side by side for the faith of the gospel” (Philippians 1:27) This post is difficult to…
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How to preach with biblical fullness
“I love the simplicity of the Scriptures, and I wish to receive and inculcate every truth precisely in the way,…
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The kind of team everyone enjoys working with
Pat Macmillan, in “The Mission-Directed Ministry Team,” RTS Ministry, Winter 1994, quotes Peter Senge: “When a team becomes more aligned,…
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Here, now, us
“Unbelief says: Some other time, but not now; some other place, but not here; some other people, but not us.…
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