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The rise and fall of the Student Volunteer Movement
The SVM was the American mission mobilization movement of the early 1900s, tied inextricably with the campaign “to evangelize the world in this generation.” Born in 1886 and lasting nearly a century, the first third of its existence saw its remarkable growth until its peak at about 1920. What can we learn from its sunrise and sunset?
All eyes on the Middle East
The reverberations shook the Arab Baptist Theological Seminary guest room we were staying in. It was 6:20 am on Thursday, July 12th and the airport in Beirut had just been bombed by Israeli F-16’s. In the coming weeks more bombings would take place as Israel retaliated for the kidnapping of two of their soldiers by [...]
All eyes on the Middle East
The reverberations shook the Arab Baptist Theological Seminary guest room we were staying in. It was 6:20 am on Thursday, July 12th and the airport in Beirut had just been bombed by Israeli F-16’s. In the coming weeks more bombings would take place as Israel retaliated for the kidnapping of two of their soldiers by [...]
Knowing the will of God
All humanity longs to find fulfillment in their lives. God has put within every human being a trait which seeks to satisfy the craving of life to its fullest. As those who have been redeemed by the blood of Jesus and have been born again, this desire takes on greater meaning as we seek to [...]
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