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All Things to All People: Hudson Taylor’s Life and Legacy of Contextualization

The gospel message transcends human culture. It authoritatively announces Christ crucified (1 Cor. 2:1-2) to every human ethnicity, language, and location without distinction. But the gospel is also inextricably bound up in culture. The pla...

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Our Gospel Message Is ‘Body-Positive’

We Christians have been talking about embodiment and physicality quite a bit lately. Gregg Allison’s Embodied, John Kleinig’s Wonderfully Made, and Sam Allberry’s What God Has to Say about Our Bodies all hit the shelves in the last few years and ...

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Sparking ‘Great Commission Thinking’: What It Will Take to Restore Our Lost Missionary Spirit

I was recently asked to describe why our organization wants to send missionaries into new, uncharted, unreached contexts. The potential answers are many, and rather obvious—to glorify God, to rescue the lost, to go to places of most need,...

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Why Teammates Matter in Missions

One of the areas of missions that gets little press but is of great importance is teammates. Good teammates are a great grace to church planting teams and are a living testimony to the unreached of what Christian fellowship looks like. Unfo...

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Five Myths About Missions

Some Misguided Reflections Hudson Taylor, the nineteenth-century missionary to China, died on June 3, 1905. He was a model of gospel devotion and personal sacrifice. He was bold, driven, gospel-focused and persevering. Yet at times he was also perceived a...

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