Wise as Doves and Innocent as Serpents? Doing Conflict Resolution Better
Doing conflict resolution better requires understanding both human dysfunction and biblical discipline.
Doing conflict resolution better requires understanding both human dysfunction and biblical discipline.
As one whose missionary ministry has spanned the entire second half of the twentieth century, Dr. David Hesselgrave has been an active and reflective practitioner in world evangelism during an amazing period of expansion in the world Christian movement.
The Central Asian Russian Scriptures (CARS) Project is designed to contextualize the Russian Bible for the Muslim people of Central Asia.
In the midst of so many demands, we must deal creatively, compassionately and constructively with valued older servants.
A Japanese-American scholar discusses how Confucianism can look remarkably similar to Christianity.
Promoting healthy contexualizationand avoiding syncretism involves a deep understanding of scripture, culture and one’s own attitude.
A Western pioneer church planting strategy in Newfoundland, Canada, includes relationship-building and follow-up.
A distinguished professor of missions shares how the Emergent Church Movement and the beliefs of one of its best-known supporters, Brian McLaren, differ from traditional IFMA beliefs.
With hundreds of millions of people using the Internet daily, countless opportunities abound for Christians to share their faith online.
In this second volume of a proposed three volume set on Christianity in Asia, Samuel Moffett, professor emeritus of ecumenics and mission at Princeton Theological Seminary, again succeeds in providing a landmark history of Christianity on the continent of Christianity’s birth.
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