by Brooks Buser | Mar 22, 2019 | Blog
Last month I was speaking at a missions conference in California and the pastoral staff were explaining some difficulties they were having within the missions department. Recently they had become convinced that their overseas church planters (missionaries) needed to...
by Brad Buser | Feb 19, 2019 | Blog, Radius Report
At Radius, there are many topics that get more time than parenting; nevertheless, it IS a topic that is addressed regularly and very pointedly. The reason is pretty obvious…if parents don’t have their children under control and, just as importantly, if those children...
by Brooks Buser | Aug 23, 2018 | Blog, Radius Report
“Training matters. If we are to see the last of the “nations” reached it will not be without tears, bloodshed, and sacrifice.” My junior year in High School we lost the championship basketball game to our archrivals. It was a brutal let down for a...
by Brooks Buser | Mar 16, 2018 | Blog, Radius Report
There are many topics that we teach on at Radius that get a lot of time. Intro to Bible Translation, Literacy, Teamwork, Marks of a N.T. Cross-cultural Church and a host of other things get serious time and application to the students. If I had to boil it down though,...
by Sam Trumbull | Feb 13, 2018 | Blog, Radius Report
Talk with many prospective missionaries about their plans today and eventually, the idea of contextualization will surface. Pinning down exactly what they mean by contextualization, however, often proves elusive. Usually, the answer involves ministry strategies...
by Radius Staff | Oct 2, 2017 | Blog
The word “symbiosis” literally means, “living together.” In nature we refer to symbiotic relationships as those relationships that mutually benefit each other. For example, there is a kind of tree called the Bullhorn Acacia tree that often serves as the home of a...
