Finishing the Task? (Part 1): A Cautionary Analysis of Missionary Language
The church must be careful not to present the Great Commission as a numbers game.
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Women’s Roles in Missions and the Problems With Short-Term: Lisa LaGeorge Shares
When churches narrow their missions focus exclusively to pastoral leadership, women seeking to be faithful to biblical gender norms are left without a place to serve.
How One African Man Instantly Grasped God’s Grace
An ordinary conversation at a hospital in West Africa led to a light bulb moment.
Let the Nations Be Glad in God: A Pastoral Prayer
There are times when the word of God exposes our blind spots: in this case, our forgetfulness about missions.
Providing Relief by Raising Pastors
A seminary in South Asia is training locals to be ministers of the gospel.
The Dangers of Syncretism and How to Avoid It
Are rapid growth techniques on the field allowing idolatry to slip into fledgling churches?
The Light of Nations
Missions is needed everywhere—in your neighborhood and across the globe—because the entire world belongs under the Lordship of Christ.
‘I’ve Never Seen a Reaction Like That’: Watch Salifou’s Powerful Conversion Story
An accident brings a young Togolese man face-to-face with the gospel.
How a House Church Is Using Bible Storying to Flourish and Grow
A young church in the Philippines is taking strides to multiply itself.
The ‘Oatmeal Cookie’ Test and Missions
One’s perseverance through boring church committee meetings might be a better litmus test for missionary readiness than a college degree.
Who Was George Liele? Jason Duesing on the First African-American Missionary
Missions history is full of unsung heroes. In this interview, Dr. Jason Duesing highlight one such believer.
Former Witch Converts to Christ
Mama Melanie tried to kill herself four times before she was introduced to the gospel and eternal life.
Why So Nit-Picky About Defining the ‘Missionary Call’?
Creativity can be the lifeblood—or the undoing—of healthy, biblical missions.
Why You Should Start Participating in Missions in 2021
This is an unprecedented year—but the reasons to step out in faith are many.
Church Planter, Be a Missionary
One thing that separates church planting from starting a business is the missionary heartbeat.
Western Culture, Missions, and the Modern Self: Dr. Carl Trueman Explains
In this exclusive interview, Carl Trueman unpacks why expressive individualism is at the root of the sexual revolution.
The Gentleness of Christ and the Character of the Missionary
Gospel workers need to remember that Christ doesn’t break the weak and downtrodden—and neither should we.
ABWE Missionaries Meet the Needs of Hungry Ugandans
Along with disease, the pandemic has brought widespread famine to Uganda.