Biblical Eldership and Global Missions: A Vital and Necessary Union
A biblically-minded missiology starts with a biblically-grounded church.
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How to Tell Good Missionary Stories—Without Lying
Many missionaries are tempted to exaggerate. Many more are tempted to understate how God is using them.
The Man Who Hated Christians
When an alcoholic Catholic set out to prove the church wrong, he ended up on a course to lead it.
A Missionary Reflection on Paul’s Letter to Titus
The famous apostle gave his fellow missionary an important assignment—raise up leaders.
How This Couple Went From Works-Based Religion to Cross-Cultural Evangelism
Caleb and Mary Ellen both had to overcome their misconceptions of Christianity before pursuing missions.
Has the White Savior Complex Infected Evangelical Missions?
Renee Bach’s story is one of tragedy and irony—but is it part of a trend or an isolated occurence?
Why Prefield Missionary Training is Vital for Reaching Unreached People Groups
Missionaries who desire to go to the most difficult places must be willing to undergo the most difficult preparation.
ABWE Is Still Giving Thanks in 2020—Here’s Why
As the year comes to a close, we are looking back on all the reasons ABWE has to be thankful.
Rescued From Legalism, This Missionary Couple Is Taking to the Skies
After healing from negative church experiences, this couple surrendered to God’s leading into missionary aviation in Africa.
What Does a Tabernacle Builder Teach Us About Missions?
The church’s underrepresentation of “minor” Bible characters can produce a limited view of God’s workforce in the Great Commission.
When God Calls You to Missions But Forces You to Wait
Kristin had dreamed of becoming a missionary since childhood, but she had to trust in the Lord for the right timing.
Paul Davis on Why Baptism Matters to Missions
Is “baptize” the most-overlooked imperative of the Great Commission?
Church of Lebanese Expats Helps Home Country in Crisis
A Lebanese church in Australia raises funds for Christians affected by the Beirut explosion.
Burning the Idols
A tribe’s animistic religious leader burns his idols as a public declaration of his conversion to Christianity.
The Ministry of Daniel Araujo
When an alcoholic tastes the sweetness of Christ, he gives up his addiction to become a prolific church planter.
How This Family’s ‘Typical North American Christian Lives’ Got Wrecked
The Bible’s command for Christians to be different from the world compelled this couple to take a step of faith.
Are Short-Term Missions Trips Dead? Jason Phillips Answers
In spite of global change, short-term missions can still have a long-term impact.
Returning Alone: A Widower’s Powerful Story of Missionary Obedience
After 14 years away from the mission field, Ron knew the Lord wanted him to go back into full-time ministry—but he never imagined he’d be doing it by himself.