3 Eras Shape Modern Missions
By understanding the trajectories set by each era of missions history, we can avoid pitfalls of the past and develop a biblically robust approach to missions.
Matt Bennett
We Must Understand Both Guilt and Shame to Understand Atonement
Scripture presents the cross of Christ as a penal, substitutionary atonement and also the answer to human shame.
The American Church Needs a Missionary Perspective
Examining the American church through a missionary lens can help us better display the beauty of the gospel to a watching world.
5 Ways Pastors Can Prepare Missionaries
Pastors can leverage the ministry they’re already doing to train future missionaries from within the church.
Why the Church Can’t Just React to Culture: Aaron Renn’s Three Worlds and Lesslie Newbigin’s Missionary Encounter
The church’s calling must be shaped by the gospel and not by its reaction to the surrounding culture.
Why I Am Anti-‘House Church’
Defining churches by their size or form distracts from their true nature and responsibilities.