Topic: Spiritual Growth

March 31, 2015
Can We Read and Understand the Bible if We're Not Experts? (2)

The Bible is a big book. For a lot of our people within the schemes it is a VERY big book. Within its pages we find lots of different kinds of literature: poetry, prophecy, history, narrative, letters, and apocalyptic writings. It’s hardcore. Understanding it correctly is not easy, but it is certainly not impossible. We […]

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March 24, 2015
Can We Read and Understand the Bible if We're Not Experts? (1)

The Bible is a big book. For a lot of our people within the schemes it is a VERY big book. Within its pages we find lots of different kinds of literature: poetry, prophecy, history, narrative, letters, and apocalyptic writings. It’s hardcore. Understanding it correctly is not easy, but it is certainly not impossible. So, […]

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February 12, 2015
Is There Much of a Reading Culture in Poor Communities?

I want to do a longer blog about this at a later date, because there is a lot of misinformation about literacy and the poor. But, for now, you may be interested in this interview I did for 9marks along with some other brothers working around the world in poor communities. Enjoy.

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January 27, 2015
How Should a Church Planter Lead His First Ever Prayer Meeting?

There are 10 people in your living room. They’ve come to a prayer meeting about a potential church plant in the area. Now, they have come to pray, but they’ve also come to suss you out. They want to know what you’re about, what your plans are, what the vision is, and on that basis […]

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December 8, 2014
Tips for Church Planting in the Schemes: A Prayerful Team

This is the first on a series of posts on how to approach church planting in the schemes. There isn’t one clear way to plant a church in a housing scheme. There are multiple ways to approach the ministry. Pioneer a church plant from scratch. Take a team of believers with you into an area […]

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October 20, 2014
Is the Bible Too Complicated for Those Who Struggle to Read?

When I was 18 or 19, I learned how to read books. I mean really read them. Prior to that, my reading had been limited to the menu in a restaurant or the football results on the TV. But, then I read this one book and discovered that I really loved it. I began to […]

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September 30, 2014
What's Best Next? The Gospel and Getting Things Done

I picked this up to read and a friend immediately commented: “Is that one of those self-help books? What are you doing reading that?” I responded that I didn’t think it was, but would let them know when I’d read it. With a recommendation list that includes a practical ‘who’s who’ of the modern Evangelical […]

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September 24, 2014
5 Reasons Not to Give to 20schemes (5)

This is the fifth and final post in our series on the topic of giving and 20 schemes. Apparently, we at 20schemes do fundraising all wrong—at least, that is, according to the “experts.” Part of my role at 20schemes is to facilitate partnerships in North America, including funding from church and individual partners. We recently […]

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September 19, 2014
Learning To Walk With Jesus On Our Journey Through Life

Andrew M Davis is a pastor I know through my links with 9Marks. I can’t remember if I bought the book or it was given to me (more likely) at T4G. Regardless, it’s written by a man with many years of experience in the ministry, and you can tell. Some books I just churn through […]

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September 15, 2014
5 Reasons Not to Give to 20schemes (4)

This is the fourth in a series of posts that we will be publishing over the next five Mondays on the topic of giving and 20 schemes. Apparently, we at 20schemes do fundraising all wrong—at least, that is, according to the “experts.” Part of my role at 20schemes is to facilitate partnerships in North America, […]

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