AI Translation, Culture, and the Myth of Missions Shortcuts
Can AI shortcut language barriers to the gospel?
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The Guilt/Righteousness Paradigm: One Gospel for the World’s Cultural Value Systems
To fully communicate the gospel, we must go beyond simply contextualizing biblical truth to the world’s major cultural value paradigms.
The Feet Walking Through Scripture
An unlikely theme demonstrates God’s desire to call, cleanse, and redeem his people so they may enter his presence.
Building Bridges, Equipping Leaders: George Collins
Beginning in the country of Bangladesh to the founding of Live Global, George Collins followed God’s call to empower national partners and build Gospel-centered partnerships around the world.
Hope and Purity
If we proclaim the gospel with our mouths, we must also live in a way that reflects the holiness and purity of God.
The Sin of Empathy? Leadership, Sabotage, and Missions With Joe Rigney
When can empathy be a detriment to ministry?
Official Presidential Statement: Charlie Kirk
ABWE President Paul Davis condemns the assassination of Charlie Kirk, offers condolences to his family, and calls our nation to true revival through the gospel and a biblical worldview.
Death of an Evangelist
Charlie Kirk’s life calls us to boldly preach Christ and contend for righteousness amid the spiritual and ideological war raging in our culture.
The Women Bury the Babies
Tanzanian churches see mothers’ lives transformed through the pro-life outreach of ABWE’s Beautiful Feet ministry.
When He Appears
What we enjoy as God’s children now gives us a foretaste of the future.
Missions and Philosophy: Does it Matter for Missionaries? With Dr. David Talcott
What can missionaries learn from studying classical philosophy?
Launching Arrows
A missionary mother shares hard-earned lessons on launching a child into college and adulthood while following God’s call on the field.
Faith in the Amazon: Ralph Poulson
From the remote jungles of the Amazon to the classrooms of a seminary in Natal, Brazil, Ralph and Margie Poulson’s story is one of faith, perseverance, and unwavering commitment to the gospel.
The Pivotal Role of Sound Doctrine in Missions
To succeed in their call, missionaries must stay deeply rooted in the Word of God and build their ministries upon an unshakable theological foundation.
Why Penal Substitutionary Atonement Matters in Missions
Alex and Scott compare the theories of the atonement and their importance in the missionary task.
What Should We Do With ‘Persons of Peace’?
As we pray for God to direct us to the right evangelistic encounters, we also recognize that no one seeks God unless he first seeks them.
You Don’t Need a Passport To Reach the Nations
International students comprise one of the most dynamic mission fields of our time—and one of the most overlooked.
Unknown by the World, Known to Christ
Although we are exiles in a hostile world, we are known by the one whom we serve.