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My Driving Convictions Concerning Frontier Missions P2 // The Indissoluble Union of Prayer and Missions

My Driving Convictions Concerning Frontier Missions P2 // The Indissoluble Union of Prayer and Missions

[read the intro]   [read part 1] For the last 8 years I have been a part of a number of communities and ministries that have been centered around daily corporate prayer and worship led by singers and musicians. In 2006 a few dozen of us…

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My Driving Convictions Concerning Frontier Missions P1 // The Majesty of God

My Driving Convictions Concerning Frontier Missions P1 // The Majesty of God

[read the introduction to the series here] Allow me to preface the first installment in this series with a quote from A. W. Tozer’s epic book Knowledge of the Holy concerning the supreme importance of the knowledge of God. He said that: All the problems of…

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My Driving Convictions Concerning Frontier Missions

My Driving Convictions Concerning Frontier Missions

I have spent the last 9 years in South America, South East Asia, and the South Pacific serving alongside and pioneering missions bases, discipleship training schools, church plants, and houses of prayer. My exposure to these different expressions of the Body of Christ, my reading…

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The Source of Jim Elliot’s Famous Quote // Holy Plagiarism

The Source of Jim Elliot’s Famous Quote // Holy Plagiarism

Above is a picture of Jim Elliot’s journal entry from 28 October, 1949. These words were penned just a few years before he was killed in Ecuador. The underlined phrase above is often attributed to Elliot. But he didn’t come up with it on his…

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Announcing My New Book  //  “Unto Death: Martyrdom, Missions, and the Maturity of the Church”

Announcing My New Book // “Unto Death: Martyrdom, Missions, and the Maturity of the Church”

By Dalton Thomas Foreword by Brian Kim Release Date: TBA Maskilim Publishing The world is a dangerous place for Christians. All the more so for those who spearhead the gospel into spiritual strongholds where Satan has exerted his control, almost unchallenged, for centuries. As the…

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Meet One of My Greatest Heroes From Church History

Meet One of My Greatest Heroes From Church History

Below is an 8-minute overview of the life of one of my greatest heroes from Church history–Samuel Zwemer. While the video doesn’t do justice to explaining the magnitude of the contribution he made to the Body of Christ and the Islamic world in his generation,…

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Wycliffe, SIL and Frontiers are Damaging Missionary Efforts Among Muslims

Wycliffe, SIL and Frontiers are Damaging Missionary Efforts Among Muslims

The following article on the Wycliffe controversy was written by my friend Joel Richardson. If you’re involved in international missions–especially in the Islamic world–it would be a good idea to understand what’s happening and what’s at stake. [Wycliffe has denied the allegations as being false. For…

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“Does It Really Matter How Many Die or How Much Money We Spend in Opening Closed Doors?”

“Does It Really Matter How Many Die or How Much Money We Spend in Opening Closed Doors?”

“If the winning of Port Arthur required human bullets, we cannot expect to carry the Port Arthurs and Gibraltars of the non-Christian world without loss of life. Does it really matter how many die or how much money we spend in opening closed doors, and…

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Unto Death: Martyrdom, Missions and the Maturity of the Church

Unto Death: Martyrdom, Missions and the Maturity of the Church

Below are the notes to a message I preached on the 56th anniversary of the martyrdom of Jim Elliot and his comrades in Ecuador in 1956. Audio will be added when it becomes available. I.          THE CALL TO MARTYRDOM AS FOUNDATIONAL TO APOSTOLIC CHRISTIANITY  The…

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Today in 1956 Jim Elliot Was Killed Along with His Comrades in Ecuador

Today in 1956 Jim Elliot Was Killed Along with His Comrades in Ecuador

The following article was posted at The Scriptorium. Read it and pass it on. It is excellent. — Today in 1956, five missionaries to the Auca indians in Ecuador were killed. Their deaths brought a sudden end to the project they called “Operation Auca,” but…

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