How One College Student Went From Avoiding Missions to Full Surrender
Tyler Betz always felt a tug to ministry, but he knew missions wasn’t for him—until he served short-term.
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Why There’s No Such Thing as African Christianity
Conrad Mbewe shares why fixation on cultural divisions drives fissures into the church, especially in missions.
Solus Christus: William Carey’s Missional Foundation
William Carey’s ministry teaches modern missionaries that the Bible, not emotions or experiences, shapes how we preach the gospel.
The Key to Longevity and Endurance in Church Planting
In an age where transience is normal, how can church planters endure for the long-haul? Veteran missionary Bob Trout shares.
A Biblical Theology of Work and Identity, Part 3: Demystifying ‘the Call’
Oftentimes when Christians throw around the word “calling,” they mean desire—and there’s an important difference.
Should You Stay or Go?
Every Christian has to ask this question. And while it’s tempting to think that everyone should “go,” some should stay, and others should revitalize existing ministries.
Don’t Just Send a Resume to a Church—Or a Missions Agency
Most people don’t know what to do—or not do—when applying as a pastor or missionary. Benjamin Vrbicek weighs in.
How a Plane Ride Broke One Student’s Heart for Missions
Too often, short-term missions never leads to long-term impact. But for Megan Kinne, that wasn’t the case.
World Christianity Is Undergoing a Seismic Shift
For the first time in church history, the gravitational center of the faith is shifting away from the West. What does this mean for missions?
4 Lessons We Should Learn from 19th-Century Missionaries
In contrast to today’s fads and trends, history teaches us a biblical and holistic understanding of missionary life.
3 Big Surprises When Interviewing for Missions
Transitioning from the professional world into any full-time ministry means we must completely reorient our expectations.
Are Honor and Shame the Keys to Cross-Cultural Evangelism?
Many modern missions experts say that the West focuses too much on a gospel of guilt and innocence. Are they right?
4 Biblical Foundations for Contextualization
In contextualization, Scripture―not our experience―is the standard by which all things are to be evaluated.
Dear Church, Missions Is Not For Your Own Discipleship
We cannot view the lost and unreached as tourist attractions or stops along the way in our own discipleship journey.
Your Questions Answered: The Missions Podcast Mailbag Episode
How can a missionary change sending churches? Can I start a family on the field? Is missions easier as a single? Scott and Alex dive in.
3 Reasons Europe Still Needs Missionaries
We tend to associate the unreached with the 10/40 Window, not with the historic home of Christendom. But this is a faulty assumption.
A ‘Chance’ Phone Call During Prayer Led This Family to the Mission Field
When David and Rachel Bell set aside a day to pray about missions, they received a call—literally.
Personal Evangelism for the Church Planter and the Church Plant
If evangelism is to be woven into the fabric of the life of a new church plant and its pastor, it takes some thought and planning.
