In the US in his 20s and 30s, Trevor Larsen (pseudonym) served as a teacher and coach, a church planter among Asian refugees, and a pastor. Based the last 25 years in an Asian country, Trevor serves as a seminary professor. He started and coaches mission teams in which local coworkers lead multiplying discipleship movements in Unreached People Groups.
Groups multiplied in the villages to 3,353 believers... less than 7 years after we had begun. Read more
We get the “down payment” of our inheritance, the Spirit of God. Our unity rests on Christ and is proved by its fruit. Read more
With recent events on Manus Island in Australia in mind, Jarrod McKenna, explores how the Gospel compels us to action. Read more
"The largest faith communities were not homogeneously Caucasian, but were Chinese, Korean or Filipino congregations." Read more
Social Isolation is the main obstacle to addressing poverty. How can communities organize themselves to create a more connected Vancouver? Read more
The good news is a call to liberation for the oppressed and the oppressors. It’s a call to leave everything. Read more
Dad was a change agent. He lived through two world wars – too young to fight in one, too old for the other, but he knew change was inevitable. Read more
Both at home and in Kenya and Uganda, I have really seen the strength when God's body is in unity. Read more
Surrender, no matter what! Read more