George Yancey, writing from his context of being a black man in America, has perceived a similar reality when it comes to seeking solutions for racial relations. He begins Beyond Racial Division by describing the racial alienation that exists in the United States between the majority white population and blacks and other people of color.
Responses to this book will be varied. Some will lament that woke, liberal, ethnicity-centric ideology has maneuvered its way into evangelical belief and practice. Others will celebrate that the message of this book is a much needed prophetic voice calling the church to wake up to the reality of the brokenness of our world manifested in ethnic/racial conflicts and to the beautiful hope that the gospel has in bringing healing and reconciliation in this area.
David Eastwood has served for thirty-one years in Taiwan with OMF International. During that time, his ministry has included Bible teaching, preaching, and church planting,
Delving deeply into the raw emotions and awful situations faced by the people of God in Jerusalem during the exile may not be the most popular source of ideas for teaching or preaching.
OMF workers practise incarnational ministry in many ways, such as learning the languages of the people whom we are seeking to reach. By Scott Hurd,
In this article, Allen McClymont conveys the continuing need for theological educators in East Asia and challenges mission organizations to recruit people who can join
Discipleship for the whole people of God The first clear reference to theological education in Scripture was when Moses taught the people of Israel to
This paper collates the various ways that participants responded to the questions asked over the three days at the OMF Theological Educator’s Consultation in September 2022.
Kwai Lin Stephens opens up Psalm 23 to show the need for theological education to push us beyond our focus on ourselves so that we
The article is the keynote address from the consultation for theological educators that OMF hosted from 21 to 23 September 2022. It sets the stage
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