A network of Reformed believers who want to see an increasing number of Christians, pastors, and missionaries in Southeast Asia grounded in a Reformed worldview and able to apply the Scriptures faithfully to life and ministry in Southeast Asia.
In the world of missions today, it is rare to find a missionary who is solely funded by their home church, let alone sent out by their home church with respect to who directly funds their ministry. Even the Southern
From time to time, we at the Southeast Asia Reformed Network want to share with you some of the Reformed initiatives that are happening throughout Asia. In today’s post, we highlight God’s Sovereignty in Vietnam. What follows is written by
From time to time, we at the Southeast Asia Reformed Network want to share with you some of the Reformed initiatives that are happening throughout Asia. In today’s post, we highlight the Robert Morrison Project. What follows is written by
It is just a week away from the first Southeast Asia Reformed Conference. We’re excited that a good number of missionaries will be attending from several countries in this part of Asia. We’re praying that we will enjoy good fellowship
In recent years, the concept of orality has gotten a lot of attention in mission circles… and not all of it has been good. Proponents of orality hail it as a key insight into the way in which some people
Many women who serve God on the frontline cross-culturally have to negotiate issues that are new to them and unknown to their male counterparts. Whether single or married, with or without children, women all have distinct emotional needs and crave
Sometimes it is easier to say what you are against than what you are for. Unfortunately such is often the case with Reformed evangelism. Those who have come to Calvinistic convictions are quick to protest high-pressure altar calls and indiscriminate use
If you are in ministry, you most likely already know what evangelism and discipleship is. With the numerous onslaughts of training and development focused on evangelism and discipleship coming from churches, seminaries and mission agencies, one may think that it
The gospel is holistic and thus our mission as the church must be integral, through which we are to “seek the welfare of the city.” This workshop addresses, through a case study of the 2011 Thai flood, the church’s responsibilities