Some Mocked, But Some Believed: Scott Dunford on Acts 17
We must learn from the Apostle Paul’s example of missional apologetics.
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The Hard Question of Missions
The path to redeeming short-term missions starts with asking ourselves the tough and critical questions.
Some Good News: Celebrating God’s Global Work
Watch the ABWE Global Celebration 2021 event and see how the Lord is at work.
Is ‘Obedience-Based Discipleship’ Biblical?
While we are commanded to teach the nations to obey Jesus, we cannot confuse law with gospel.
5 Tips for Engaging Those Different From Yourself
Few of us are good at evangelism, but we can’t sabotage ourselves by refusing to implement small practices to help us improve our witness.
When Doors Close: Carol Ghattas on Changing Course in Missions
A veteran missionary shares what God taught her through trials.
Return, O Wanderer: An Open Letter
It’s time to come back to the local church.
5 Characteristics of a Good Short-Term Missions Team
Short-term missions can be done excellently—or poorly. To do it right, we need to focus on the needs of nationals.
Do You Know What Your Missionaries Actually Teach?
Pastors and churches must learn what gospel message a missionary adheres to before sending or supporting them.
It’s Not Our Job to ‘Finish’ the Great Commission
Jesus will fulfill his promises, but we can’t trim the corners of our discipleship mandate to hasten the completion of the mission.
Sending Well: Paul Davis, Chad Vegas, and Barry Brown Discuss
Pastors and leaders at the 2021 Radius Missiology Conference share lessons learned on how to send—and not send—missionaries.
Trends in Missions Panel Discussion With Paul Davis, Chad Vegas, Brad Buser, and Wayne Chen
Speakers at the 2021 Radius International Missiology Conference discuss what’s most shocking—and encouraging—in contemporary missions.
Why Suffering Is Normative
In missions and evangelism, we must be prepared to explain why a good God allows human suffering.
Cal Clark: Remembering a Life of Service and Ministry
A tribute to ABWE missionary and leader, Cal Clark.
A Missionary’s Heart
Peer into the thoughts David Brainerd, whose life inspired some of the most well-known missionaries to date.
‘I Disagree with Spurgeon!’
The technical meaning of the word missionary is grounded in Scripture—not the musings of man.
When Your Church’s Missions Heartbeat has Flattened
How a congregation can revitalize its heart for the Great Commission.
Reforming Short-Term Missions: Chip Lamca Explains
We think of missions trips as means to an end, but perhaps we shouldn’t.