The M Blog

Thoughts, experiences, and things learned on the mission field.

Wednesday, March 28

Is "security of the believer" a 1st tier matter?

›
I believe firmly in the security of the believer. "Once saved always saved" would describe my belief that true salvation is never ...
36 comments:
Sunday, March 25

Our world is changing fast

›
I just finished Thomas L. Friedman's The World Is Flat: A Brief History of the Twenty-first Century . As the sub-title sugests, the book...
8 comments:
Thursday, March 22

Making a difference

›
Bob Roberts, Jr. recently posted on his blog an interesting article entitled Societal Engagement Formula from Hanoi to Puebla to NE Tarrant...
8 comments:
Monday, March 19

On being a missionary church planting catalyst

›
What is my task/role as a missionary? I will not attempt to speak for my colleagues and fellow missionaries around the world. What I seek to...
15 comments:
Tuesday, March 13

Why not CPM?

›
CPM: Babies Teaching Babies? is one of my first posts written over a year ago on the "M Blog". It also stands as probably my most...
19 comments:
Saturday, March 10

Overwhelmed by all the needs for prayer

›
The needs are always there. Dozens of people asking and needing our prayers. Everyday. The phone calls...emails...prayerletters. The sick.....
4 comments:
Thursday, March 8

Maintenance or Missional

›
Rick Meigs recently quoted the Rev. Canon Dr. Harold Percy, Rector of Trinity Anglican Church in Mississauga, Ontario, Canada, who wrote “G...
16 comments:
Monday, March 5

'Top Ten' Neil Cole Quotes

›
10. If you want to win this world to Christ, you are going to have to sit in the smoking section. 9. If we can't see them, we won...
9 comments:
‹
›
Home
View web version
J. Guy Muse
I grew up as an MK in Ecuador. From 1986-2021 my wife and I served as missionaries to the country of Ecuador. Our vision is to see every believer making disciples, every house a potential church, and every church fully engaged in the Great Commission. We currently live in Texas serving the Lord through the non-profit "Mobilizing Anywhere2Everywhere" (ma2e.org).
View my complete profile
Powered by Blogger.