A Prayer in the Midst of the Pandemic
The coronavirus panic provides a perfect opportunity to repent and place our full confidence in the Lord.
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The Wittenberg Door of American Evangelical Missions
The modern missions movement started with a group of ordinary students who committed themselves to prayer.
Soleimani, Iran, and the Gospel
Iranians’ hearts are opening to Christ amidst the death of Qasem Soleimani, coronavirus, and other crises sweeping their country.
4 Reasons Evangelism Is Not Wrong
Culture’s increasing disapproval and hostility toward gospel proclamation has Christians reconsidering evangelism’s correctness.
Missions Is Worth the Mess
Missionaries often need to be reminded of God’s omnipotence—especially in times of apparent failure.
How ABWE Is Responding to COVID-19
ABWE leaders and medical experts are closely monitoring the coronavirus worldwide to guide the missionary family through this season.
Is Christianity a ‘Western Religion’?
‘The Ancient Path’ is subverting common myths about the gospel in Asia.
Hospital Celebrates New Facility, New Chapter in Bangladesh
ABWE is excited to announce the completion of its latest building project in South Asia.
All the Nations will Honor His Name
Psalm 86 reminds us that unbelief around the world is robbing Jesus of his rightful global glory.
Raising Normal Missionary Kids
Consider these four points of advice from a missionary parent about rearing children on the field.
What God Is Doing in the World Today
Right now, there are seven ways God is using missions to fulfill promises of the old and new covenant.
How Does Coronavirus Affect Missions?
Should missionaries stay or flee from areas affected by the COVID-19 outbreak?
From Africa to the Abortion Clinic: Anthony Mathenia Speaks
Pastor Anthony Mathenia explains the sovereignty of God in both evangelism and suffering.
Running for Siloam
One ABWE missionary is running 100 miles to raise support for an orphanage in India.
The Great Commission: Fulfilled by Churches and for Churches
We often think of the Great Commission as a calling for the individual Christian, but in reality it is a mandate for the collective church.
Can Soldiers Become Missionaries?
Military servicemen already serve in hard places. What if they brought the gospel with them? Rich Culp answers a controversial question.
Meditating on Missions Through the Psalms
When God wants us to internalize truths, he uses poetry. And the biblical truth of God’s mission is no exception.
‘Jesus in Running Shoes’: Honoring Eric Liddell 75 Years Later
Many remember Eric Liddell as a bold Christian athlete, but fewer are aware of his heroic missionary service in China.
