John Chau has left the global evangelical missions community with a gift, at great personal sacrifice. In dramatic fashion he closes a chapter on a bygone era in mission. We need to listen to the conversation he has created.
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In an era of unprecedented divisive opinion, where pessimistic tribalism is polarising the people of God, we need a new narrative on which to base our unity. The sooner we recognise God’s grace in one another, the more effective we will be in mission.
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Regardless how well maintained, relationships can break and need to be repaired. It is a rare gift to be able to forgive easily, but it is a gift nonetheless. Forgiveness requires one to ‘forget’ the offence. It is a big ask, but it forms the heart of mission.
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We so easily bestow “peace” on one another and all Christians are familiar with the term “shalom”, but what do we mean by that? Does it mean just good-thoughts or no threat? A deeper theological understanding can realign our perspective!
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With the rapidly changing and increasingly complex world facing missions, a look back into 33 year-old archives revealed that some challenges are remarkably similar. If there’s nothing new under the sun, so our hope must be constant.
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