by Brad Buser | Apr 17, 2024 | Blog, Radius Report
Like so many terms, it depends on how you describe ‘thrive.’ The other day I took a break from teaching the book of Acts to our Radius students. I was curious if the students had any topics that came to their minds about what I should write about for this edition of...
by Brooks Buser | Mar 19, 2024 | Blog, Radius Report
A few months ago, a friend of mine handed me the biography of R.C. Sproul by Stephen Nichols. I greatly enjoyed the read and was encouraged by a man who during his earthly pilgrimage was at the forefront of so many critical issues in the Christian world. I praise God...
by Brad Buser | Feb 15, 2024 | Articles, Blog, Radius Report
The other day my wife and I were running (in the spirit of complete transparency we were doing more walking than running) around a beautiful bay located about a mile from our house here in San Diego. Our route took us past an elderly couple, probably two years older...
by Matt Bennett | Jan 16, 2024 | Blog, Radius Report
Ever since the mid-twentieth century, Christian missions work has been fighting to escape the specter of colonialism. Unfortunately, the fear of perpetuating such forms of cultural imperialism has caused some Western missionaries to abdicate their role of teaching the...
by Brad Buser | Dec 22, 2023 | Blog, Radius Report
In 1942, Irving Berlin wrote a song that was quietly listened to by a nation at war and tens of thousands of soldiers – men and women (my mom and dad were two of them) – who put on uniforms, many of them living in the middle of hostile war zones. For them...
by Brooks Buser | Nov 21, 2023 | Blog, Radius Report
If we think of missions and, more specifically, missions to unreached language groups, John Gibson Paton looms large.[1] Paton is a towering figure, primarily because of what the Lord allowed him to accomplish through unbelievable hostility and the level of suffering...
