Opinions and so on..
Our thoughts on some relevant world topics
Mission
Thoughts and musings on cross-cultural ministry strategy, techniques and processes.
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Why do WEC do what we do? #3
“People don't buy WHAT you do; they buy WHY you do it.”
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Why do WEC do what we do? #2
“People don't buy WHAT you do; they buy WHY you do it.”
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Why do WEC do what we do? #1
“People don't buy WHAT you do; they buy WHY you do it.”
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Practical Holiness
A round table discussion on holiness
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The people who listened
Rediscovering the gospel among the needy and despised in Spain
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Evangelical missionaries in Catholic Europe
An unexpected success story.
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Evangelical mission: the golden age
There has never been a time like this.
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Here comes the sun
What (actually) is the Kingdom of God? Glenn Myer suggests five things.
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Life stirs in the UK church
24-7 prayer founder Pete Grieg shares about stirrings of new life in the church in the UK.
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The silence
'Every mouth will be silenced' (Romans 3:19). I love that thought ...
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Don’t always read the label
We all give each other a label - should we take any notice of them? Read on ...
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A question for us
It all comes down to the simplest conversation: Do you love me?
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‘Chrexit’
Seek the peace and prosperity of the city – pray to the Lord for it
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Maximum impact
Is this a law of the universe? To make the maximum impact for good with your life ...
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Radical reorganization
This month marks WEC International going through a once-in-a-generation change to serve the church better. It’s exciting…
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Coincidences: God’s ways of telling you that you haven’t been forgotten
I think of a person I haven't seen or thought of for years, and ten minutes later I see her crossing the street.
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The amazing increase in new Christians from an islamic background
Something is happening... Glenn Myers explores a dramatic increase in Christians from an islamic heritage
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Swing low, sweet chariot
Why do we work to see the gospel come into every cultural nook and corner of the human species?
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Fruitfulness for the rest of us
When Jesus first taught the Sermon on the Mount to his disciples, it must have been a shock. It's still a shock today.
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The rock that is higher than we are
Believing in him is not the same as believing things about him...
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Vocation — God’s stroke of genius
One of my favourite things about WEC is a freedom to follow God’s call, to realise an unlikely vocation.
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The fruitful place
Handel apparently composed ‘Messiah’ in just 24 days, combining prophetic scripture with musical genius.
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Too much to do
Too much we'd like to do, too much we have to do. The days are not long enough. How do we set priorities? How do we stay sane?
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Urgency and patience
We Christians are urged to spread the news of Christ’s death and resurrection, and the hope it stirs up, as fast as we can. Or are we?
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At the smell of coffee
Are we sometimes too keen to spell out the gospel?
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Who is needed?
Who are the type of people needed in order to further the work of the mission?
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Slow mission: how to be complete and incomplete at the same time
Seeds are complete but incomplete, fulfilled and unfulfilled, finished yet hardly started, old in one age, new in the next.
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Slow mission: ‘that is why God keeps you waiting’
[Abraham] was left waiting till nature was spent…
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Slow mission: absent-minded squirrels
What’s a walnut tree for? We might think, er, ‘walnuts’.
