4 Applications for the Order of Love—From the Home to the Ends of the Earth
Properly enacting Christian love and duty in each of life’s concentric spheres provides a way forward for engaging our families, culture, and world.
Alex Kocman
Love for the Church Leads to Love for the Nations
Prioritizing love for our families and churches does not prevent us from reaching the nations but is the foundation that makes missions possible.
The Order of Love in the New Testament
The teachings of Jesus and the apostles give us a clear pattern for love that flows outward from God to family to others.
4 Ways We Get Closed Countries Wrong
Sometimes the “closed country” label obscures more than it reveals—and recovering the church’s rightful place at the center of missions strategy may begin with a better map.
Missions Exists Because Worship Does
Before God sends his people to the nations, he meets them in ordinary worship—and the overflow becomes missions.
Missions and Patriotism: 7 Quotes From Andrew Fuller for America’s 250th
The theologian who powered the modern missions movement saw no conflict between loving your own nation and reaching the nations.
