April 2020 Update
On March 5th, the first person in the UK died of the coronavirus. Since then, 2,352 have died from the virus, an average of 294 people per day. This is indeed a shocking number, but it is only a small
Missions and the Coronavirus
The whole world is reeling with the impact of the Coronavirus outbreak. It has impacted every part of our world, our lives, and our conversations. I was asked how the current global environment has impacted missionaries and how pastors and
Why Europe?
In Mark 16:15, Jesus told His disciples to, “Go ye into all the world, and preach the gospel to every creature.” Every place in the world and every person in the world needs to hear the gospel message. That includes the continent
The Center for World Evangelism
According to Dr. Don Sisk, “At one time, our Bible colleges had 25% of their graduates going to the foreign mission field. Today, that number is far less than 5%!” The only way to reach the world in our generation
Opportunity in Liverpool – Christian Worker Needed!
“Merseyside is a metropolitan county in North West England, with a population of 1.38 million. It encompasses the metropolitan area centred on both banks of the lower reaches of the Mersey Estuary and comprises five metropolitan boroughs: Knowsley, St Helens,
Seek the Lord and Live – Amos 5
National destruction was now imminent. There was no doubt Israel was going to fall. They would be carried into captivity (v.27) and most of their warriors would fall (v.3). As a result, God tells Amos to sin a funeral song
Yet Have Ye Not Returned – Amos 4
It’s amazing how stubborn people can be. Sometimes, no amount of reason or truth will change our minds. This was the situation in Amos 4. The chapter is initially addressed to the wealthy, pampered women of Israel, who had grown
Shocking Oppression – Amos 3
One of the great sins of the world is oppression, when those who have power use their power to mistreat others, and when those who have resources seek to gain more from the poor and the weak. Oppression is the
You Didn’t Get Away With It – Amos 1-2
Out of the fields came a man named Amos, a farmer and a shepherd. God gave him a message that “The Lord will roar from Zion” causing fields and mountains to mourn. His message begins by looking at the transgressions
The Day of the Lord Is Coming – Joel 3
Five times, “the day of the LORD” is mentioned in Joel (1:5; 2:1; 2:11; 2:31; 3:14). This “day” is talking about a period of time in which the LORD is intervening in the affairs of men and nations in very
Restoring What Was Lost – Joel 2
How would you complete the following, “I wish that I had…”? These are words of regret. And all of us have things in our past that we wish we could change. Israel certainly did. As a result of their sin,
Cry to the Lord – Joel 1
Israel had just experienced an unprecedented calamity – total destruction of all crops and green things by locusts (v.4). No one had ever seen or heard of anything as devastating (v.2-3). The instruction of this chapter is for the people
The Way Back to God – Hosea 14
After many chapters of rebuke, Hosea 14 is one of hope. God offers to Israel a chance to be saved and to be healed. God desired to “heal their backsliding” and offered to “love them freely” for ‘[His] anger is
Destroying Yourself – Hosea 13
“O Israel, thou hast destroyed thyself; but in me is thine help.” Hosea 13:9 Self-destruction is a sad thing to watch and an even sadder thing to endure. But that is what Israel was doing and what so many people