M.K. Perspectives – Part 2
Living in Mongolia, life was normal. And then coming back here is when it felt different… but He was faithful. Continue reading M.K. Perspectives – Part 2
Living in Mongolia, life was normal. And then coming back here is when it felt different… but He was faithful. Continue reading M.K. Perspectives – Part 2
It was actually immersing into the Thai culture, if we could go to church with them and do things with the church family. It’s not necessarily like their services were different—the same praise and worship, and the message, and you know, sharing times and stuff, but they just did it in their own way. Continue reading M.K. Perspectives – Part 1
I will never be able to completely mesh the sovereignty of God over against the free will of man. But I believe the Bible teaches both and maybe that’s why I have said in public teaching that I am a “Calminian.” I have confidence in my salvation like a good, persuaded Calvinist and I have carefulness about how I live like a persuaded Arminian. Continue reading Why I’m a Calminian—Interview with Walter Beachy
Historically, most Anabaptists have avoided the political realm. We must decide if our choice to stay out of politics has been convictional, or merely circumstantial. Continue reading Why I Don’t Vote
As I walked the late-night streets of New York City, looking for the nearest subway ride home, I asked God to give me opportunities to shine the light. I didn’t have to wait long for Him to answer my prayer. Continue reading What I Learned On A Late Night Subway Train