How should Christians navigate between the two extremes of a charismatic fascination with supernatural activity on the one hand, and a purely naturalistic mindset that denies its existence on the other? Timothy Warner attempts to present a balanced view on the subject that is rooted in the...
Mission
There are no closed doors to the gospel—provided that, once you get inside, you don't care if you ever come out.
—Brother Andrew
Miami Valley New Conference German Baptist Congregations
Wednesday, April 3, 6:30pm
Ahava Tree Building
6185 North Diamond Mill Road
Brookville, OH 45309
Contact: John Sink ( 937) 313-4684
Speaker: Bryant Martin (State College...
Fulfilling the Great Commission calls followers of Jesus to communities that are difficult to enter. Once the target area is identified, a team may need to work for several years to gain long-term access. Permissions need to be granted at several levels, and friendships established every step of...
"Our confidence in missions and our joy in salvation flow from a knowledge that God’s mission of mercy finds its origin in his desire for his glory, not in our ability or desirability." –Andy Johnson
Greetings, Friends and Supporters of All-Nations,
We're excited to share about All-Nations Bible Translation's upcoming awareness tours. This year, we're focusing on specific regions, and will be available to bring updated stories and pictures of the work of All-Nations to your community...
The title When Helping Hurts is a bit jarring at first glance. Is it possible to hurt the poor in the process of helping them? Can one even cause harm inadvertently? These questions, among others, are addressed in this book along with many helpful ways that one can help the poor...
Bible translation is a chief task for All-Nations teams, but it is far from the only task. Frequently, it is more than a simple lack of a Bible which prevents an indigenous church from beginning and flourishing among an unreached people group.
Community is one of the most basic and integral terms for followers of Jesus. Community is a word that, rightly understood, speaks of both the earthy and the divine. The Trinitarian community of persons calls us into divine community through the earthiness of human relationships.
Several months ago I was sitting in my office with my language helper doing another language session. In this session we were exploring some of the animistic aspects of the local culture. As the session progressed, I began asking more questions about the local animistic parts of the culture.