What's Your Ninevah?

Have you ever felt God calling you to do something, but you definitely did NOT want to do it? Let me introduce you to Jonah. He would probably be saying, “Same, girl, same.” Jonah is the Biblical icon of disobedience to the Lord.

Justice and MissionsWhitney MalloyMay 28, 2021Jonah, Justice and Missions, practical missionsComment

Learning From The Woman Of Samaria

I don’t know about you, but when I used to think of missions, I limited it to preaching the gospel to developing nations that are hundreds, if not thousands, of miles from home. Little did I know, I was putting God in a box. I limited the gospel to impoverished people who live far away from me.

Justice and MissionsMeagan GutierrezMay 27, 2021Justice and Missions, practical missionsComment

Day To Day Justice

If you Google “the Bible” and “justice,” you’ll find lots of websites that walk you through the story of Joseph (the guy who had the coat of many colors), you’ll find mentions of mercy, and there will be a lot of Psalms. You might stumble across the mention of Biblical justice.

Justice and MissionsMary Elizabeth LatchMay 26, 2021Justice and Missions, practical justiceComment

A Conversation With Trav And Pixi Johnson: Backyard Missionaries

In Happy Valley, South Australia, Travis and Pixi Johnson call 72 Candy Road their home-away-from-home. Built in the 1800s, the little old church sits proudly on the corner, sheltered by peppercorn trees and besides a grassy hill often dotted with kangaroos.

Justice and MissionsGuest UserMay 25, 2021Justice and Missions, interview, mission work, local ministryComment

Read These Books If You’re Considering Missionary Work

This month, our theme in Tirzah Magazine is justice and missions. Missionary work is often bucketed into just one category: overseas missions. But what if we’re called to missions work in one way or another, whether it is at home or abroad?

Justice and MissionsGuest UserMay 5, 2021missionary work, missions, ministry, Justice and MissionsComment