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Somewhere in the World: Calling and Assignment

Somewhere in the World: Calling and Assignment

  Somewhere in the World One of my favorite stories in my faith journey begins with my praying momma. In 1985, Christian artist Wayne Watson released a song called Somewhere in the World. One lyric especially captured my mom’s heart: “And I don’t even know her...

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HISTORY OF BAM: ORIGINS, MANIFESTO, AND THE DIVIDE

HISTORY OF BAM: ORIGINS, MANIFESTO, AND THE DIVIDE

For days the discussions stretched late into the night. Drafts were written, revised, and intently analyzed. Words were chosen carefully. Diverse opinions had to be honored. Intense discussions arose from every corner of the room. Their decision here would pave the...

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The Scopes Trial and the Birth of a Divide

The Scopes Trial and the Birth of a Divide

  In the summer of 1925, a small courtroom in Dayton, Tennessee became the stage for one of the most consequential legal and cultural confrontations in American history. A high school biology teacher, John T. Scopes, was charged with violating Tennessee’s Butler...

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The Mission Field You’re Already In

The Mission Field You’re Already In

Why Your Marketplace Skills Are Missionary Skills There's a 99.99% Muslim island in the Indian Ocean where no indigenous church existed until a few years ago. Today, multiple generations of believers worship Jesus there. The catalyst? Not a traditional missionary. An...

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An Upside-Down Kingdom

An Upside-Down Kingdom

I found myself in a recent conversation that felt heavier than I expected. It started casually. Coffee. Catching up. A friend talking about faith, culture, and the state of the world. At some point, the word radical came up. He said Christianity was supposed to be...

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An Unofficial History of the Sacred-Secular Divide

An Unofficial History of the Sacred-Secular Divide

The Lunch Tray That Changed Everything Picture a school lunch tray. You know the one: rigid compartments keeping the mashed potatoes far away from the fruit cup, the main course separated from the dessert. For many of us, this tray has become an unintentional...