Clarity

Sue Patt

Clarity is a beautiful thing. Humans love order, some more than others. We like to identify one thing as something specific and another thing as something else. Black and white is simple, clean, and easy to read. I notice my appreciation for sight when looking at the footage on my outdoor trail camera. At night I can’t see colors, but in the absence of light, it’s remarkable just how much activity I am able to see. Shades of grey are enough at night to see an amazing array of animals in my suburban yard, even though I can’t see very far.

The Center of Global Missions Need

TED ESLER, PhD

A 2004 paper by Todd Johnson and Sun Young Chung details an approach to understanding the changing nature of the global church.

The Graying (and Browning) of Frontier Missiology

WARRICK FARAH

As I write this, I’m sitting on a plane, reflecting on a conference I just attended, which was geared towards engaging unreached and unengaged Muslim people groups. Not my first conference on this important topic. Twenty years ago, I was the youngest in the room. But now, as a middle-aged, overweight man on Rogaine, I’m still one of the youngest in the room.

People Groups and the Bible

DAVE EARL DATEMA

Sometimes we hear that people groups are a recent invention of social science. In the following article I answer this critique by showing that, in fact, people groups are as old as Scripture itself.