Keeping Faith Far From Home
Faith usually erodes abroad through absence rather than argument. Four things that hold, for students, migrants and anyone alone.
Helpful articles on finding churches, daily Bible reading, online worship, and Christian resources for Chinese and Myanmar believers.
Faith usually erodes abroad through absence rather than argument. Four things that hold, for students, migrants and anyone alone.
You do not need a gift assessment or a title. Start with what is needed, and learn the difference between serving and being used.
A small amount of geography removes a surprising amount of confusion. The main places, and why the distances matter.
The books are not arranged chronologically. Here is the actual sequence of events in about eight steps.
How to build a small shelf that lasts, what kinds of book to look for, and three warning signs.
Not that money is evil, and not that God guarantees you more of it. What Scripture actually says, and four practical habits.
Ordinary work is not a lower calling than church work, and treating it as one damages both.
How to live with people who think you have made a mistake, without arguing them into a corner or pretending nothing changed.
Which rules are actually commanded, which are cultural, and the New Testament principle that decides the rest.
How to set one up properly before you need it, and how to check that it really works with the network off.
Where congregations are, what the word for church means locally, and how English, Chinese and Thai services differ in practice.
The Judson translation, what is available offline, and how Burmese speakers abroad find a congregation.
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