Tag: Cross-Cultural Missions

• The Millenial Minority Missionary

  

  These two words, “Millennial” and “Missionary”, mostly contradict one another. When contradictory words are put together, it forms a figure of speech called an oxymoron, kinda like “jumbo shrimp” and “disgustingly delicious” ….it don’t make a whole lotta sense. Sorry to disappoint you, the millennial missionary doesn’t exist, at least, not in the way we…

  The Asian Rough Rider

  May 19, 2018

  Asian Faith, Missional Living

  authenticity, Christianity, church, Cross-Cultural Missions, culture, Generation, Gospel, identity, jesus, justice, Mellenial, minority, Missional, Missions, racism, Unreached People Groups

• Things I Wish I’d Known: Reflections on 10 Years of Overseas Cross-Cultural Ministry

  

  It’s a new year and naturally, it’s time for me to reflect and look back on all the good things God has done. Since the moment I came to faith as a teenager, I’ve been involved in cross-cultural ministry, leadership, and church planting – that was over 20 years ago! It’s only the last 10…

  The Asian Rough Rider

  January 11, 2018

  Missional Living, Strategy & Church

  Asian-American, church planting, Cross-Cultural Missions, culture, Faith, Family, God’s glory, Gospel, jesus, leadership, Missions, New Year, Overseas, Reflections, Sacred, secular, sin, Southeast Asia, wisdom