Is Jesus Tapping on your Window?
Posted On September 1, 2011
My name is Julian Doorey, a New Zealander. My wife, two children, and I represent the Baptist Churches of New Zealand, living and working in… Read More →
God’s Heart for the Poor… in Scripture
Posted On January 3, 2011
If there was any doubt about God’s heart for the poor, widows, orphans and foreigners then consider this sampling of scripture. A good way to… Read More →
Servants at Greenbelt
Posted On September 6, 2010
Early on Bank Holiday Friday morning a group stood amongst boxes and banners in an empty area of a Greenbelt marquee, many of us meeting… Read More →
Drinking from Many Fountains: A Missional Spirituality for Radical Evangelicals
Posted On May 3, 2010
Evangelicals are well known for their commitment to the Lordship of Christ, their embrace of the authority of Scripture, living a life of piety, and… Read More →
Desperately Needed: More Outsiders – A Biblical Mandate for Cross-Cultural Missions
Posted On June 19, 2009
John Perkins suggests that three types of people are needed to see real transformation of an urban neighborhood. First, the “relocators” are those people who… Read More →
When Silence is Betrayal – a Biblical Case for Civil Disobedience
Posted On March 19, 2009
I strained my ears to hear the voicemail message. Would we help a family of asylum seekers needing a place of sanctuary to avoid deportation… Read More →
Top 3 Characteristics Needed for New Servants Team Members in Jakarta
Posted On May 11, 2007
I recently read the self-written epitaph of Karen Watson. Karen was a missionary in Iraq who was killed by unknown assailants on March 15, 2004…. Read More →