Stephen Langa is a Ugandan layman who works in the arena of his nation’s laws and civic life. He is not a theologian. He has not published books. But in 2000, he encountered a biblical worldview framework that reoriented everything — and what he did with that framework is one
We close our journey through Occupy Till I Come where every faithful reader should end: with hope, strategy, and a compelling historical example of what a small band of committed believers can accomplish when they faithfully occupy together. In eighteenth-century England, slavery was not only profitable—it was widely accepted as
We previously pointed our readers to Amazon to order the new edition of Darrow’s book, Discipling Nations: The Power of Truth to Transform Cultures. The book’s availability at Amazon has been delayed. If this has caused frustration to you, please accept our apologies. The book is available immediately, in English as
Twenty years ago when Darrow Miller first published Discipling Nations: The Power of Truth to Transform Cultures, he wrote in the introduction, “The message in this book is a work in progress. It has been growing and maturing for a decade now.” He could not know the impact the book
Recently, a Christian brother published a “sympathetic critique” of Darrow’s book Discipling Nations. He raised issues about Disciple Nations Alliance teaching that have been noted by others from time to time. Because of that, and in the spirit of a free exchange of ideas, we offer here, in six parts, our brother’s critique and
Recently, a Christian brother published a “sympathetic critique” of Darrow’s book Discipling Nations. He raised issues about Disciple Nations Alliance teaching that have been noted by others from time to time. Because of that, and in the spirit of a free exchange of ideas, we offer here, in six parts, our brother’s critique and
Recently, a Christian brother published a “sympathetic critique” of Darrow’s book Discipling Nations. He raised issues about Disciple Nations Alliance teaching that have been noted by others from time to time. Because of that, and in the spirit of a free exchange of ideas, we offer here, in six parts, our brother’s critique and
Marvin Olasky, editor of WORLD, recently pointed out that yes, increased charitable giving is essential to attacking poverty, but without the transformation of cultures, money is not enough. In his column, The Promise and the Overpromise, Mr. Olasky referenced one of Darrow’s books: … why do some Christians emphasize the
Christmas is a fitting occasion to reflect on the truth that Jesus sent us to disciple nations (see Matthew 28:19). For example, the writers of some of our favorite Christmas hymns highlighted this dimension of the incarnation of Jesus Christ. Come, Thou long expected Jesus Born to set Thy people
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