- Part 3

A LIFE FOR A TOE

October 17, 2017

We’ve all probably stepped on a stick and snapped it in two with our foot at some point in our lives. No big deal. …But try snapping a stick in two in your bare feet and it produces a harrowing experience. –Who would do that? Now consider snapping a piece of two-and-a-half inch diameter bamboo with your […]

It’s Not A Game…

September 20, 2017

Back in May we told you of the necessity of changing our organization name from New Tribes Mission to Ethnos360. Ethnos, having to do with ethnicities –all peoples, all languages, and all nations of [namely] unreached people. …And 360 being global. But did you know there is a board game called Ethnos? It has nothing […]

People often ask how they can be involved in missions.

July 20, 2017

Here’s some practical things you can do to be involved. You can pray… Pray that God will open doors of ministry unto us to stimulate the interest of God’s heart for the world and that many will respond to the task of declaring Christ to the nations. –You can open doors by commending us to churches, […]

How well do you connect with God’s truth?

July 20, 2017

While presenting a biblical overview of teaching God’s Word chronologically I illustrated a teaching point with a video clip from the story “Ee-taow.” The video clip portrays the response of Mouk tribesmen to the story of Sodom and Gomorrah. Upon hearing the story it was evident that they were grasping an understanding of their sinfulness before […]

Why would we want to tell them now?

March 7, 2017

Following a module I taught at a campus where I disclosed a number of statistics in reference to people groups who never heard the gospel, a young lady approached me with a startling question. She said “If none of those people ever heard the gospel that would mean everyone from that language group went […]

Running to His Embrace

March 4, 2017

If you’ve ever wrapped your arms around someone you love then you know the exhilarating emotion that comes from such an embrace. Put time and distance between you and your loved one and the reuniting becomes even more precious. We recently visited our daughter and the three grandchildren in Arizona. It had been 14 months […]

It’s What We Do…

February 2, 2017

We desperately need to get our footing in understanding that the local church is where we need to educate missionally and build foundations there. If we can assist the church in recognizing and understanding that it is solely her duty to pray for laborers and to help her step into the role of preparing […]

Builders in the Harvest; The Next Generation

January 13, 2017

In a recent issue of ‘This Old House’ contributing editor Jill Connors wrote that there is a concern in our nation for specialty-trained laborers in a variety of practical skills. Quoting Ms. Connors, “As skilled carpenters, plumbers, and electricians retire, there aren’t enough trained craftsmen to take their place. These are jobs that don’t require […]

An All-Out Effort to Flood the Nations with God’s Glory

January 13, 2017

There’s a lot of excitement in the air as NTM positions to send out the next graduating class of missionary candidates who will impact areas of the world that have never before seen the light of the gospel. …And with their going out will be the coming in of a new group of students preparing […]

Looking Backward; Motivating Forward…

December 11, 2016

As we draw near to the close of another year we are thankful for each opportunity that we’ve had to serve the interest of missions. We logged more miles than we anticipated with well over five-hundred-fifty meetings across 326 days of the last 12 months. It’s encouraging to see young couples and families stepping out […]