The Consequences of a Faulty Foundation
Relying on God’s Word is critical to our defense against false teachers.
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Ludwig Krapf: Who He Was and Why You’ve Never Heard of Him
Ludwig Krapf's mission work was pivotal, steering the region towards its Christian heritage over an Islamic future.
3 Reasons Mission Agencies Are Biblical
Missions agencies aren’t in the Bible. But they are perfectly biblical.
Why Work With a Missions Agency: A Guide for Pastors
These considerations help church leaders determine how to effectively partner with a missions agency to support their missionaries and fulfill the Great Commission.
The Importance of Heeding Past Judgment
Understanding God’s judgment on sin adds urgency to our mission to preach Christ.
Demonology for the Global Church: A Biblical Approach to the Unseen Realm
How do we explain the supernatural activity we see on the mission field? Scott MacDonald answers.
How Does the Hope of Heaven Drive Missions?
Have we underestimated the power of an eternal perspective in ministry?
Missionaries, Don’t Ignore the Countdown to Damnation
Keeping the reality of hell in view gives us a proper perspective on God, his Word, and our mission to share the gospel.
The Peril of Unbelief
Forgetting the reality of divine judgment can leave us in a precarious condition.
What’s Happening in Global Theological Education in 2024
Most pastors worldwide lack formal training. But is the tide turning? Dr. Michael Ortiz discusses.
Reasons for Doing Ministry as a Family
Serving together with your children can open unique doors for ministry, whether at home or on overseas missions trips.
International Churches as Strategic Gospel Multipliers
International churches can serve as a base camp for enhancing the gospel witness in a city.
Watchfulness and Obedience
In the battle for souls, we must guard against the subtle seeds of error sown by the devil.
Virtuous Persuasion: Redefining Missions?
Michael Niebauer explains why Christian faithfulness and the missionary call aren’t that far apart from each other.
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.
Why Should Modern Pastors Study Ancient Creeds?
The historic creeds of the Church are an indispensable resource for communicating the essence of the Christian faith across cultures.
The Urgency of Contending for the Faith
Defending the purity of the gospel is of the utmost importance.
What You Need to Know About the Persecuted Church in Nigeria
Scott and Alex discuss the recent persecution of Christians in Nigeria and what believers in the US can do.
