Tragedy in Beirut and What It Means for Missions
On August 4, the world was rocked by news of two fatal explosions in Beirut. Pierre Rashad Houssney shares how is the church responding and what it matters.
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The Great Commission Is Guaranteed, So Let’s Get to Work
In tumultuous days, it’s critical we remember that the outcome of the church’s mission is secured by the promises of God.
What Happens to Those Who Never Hear the Gospel?
Missions depends on answering the “man on the island” question—and answering it biblically.
Guilt and Shame: How Understanding Both Can Help Our Cross-Cultural Witness
Modern missiologists often force missionaries to choose between a “guilt-innocence” gospel and an “honor-shame” message. But guilt and shame are interconnected.
5 Non-Financial Ways to Support Global Missions
Financial giving is not always an option, but every believer can be involved in rope-holding.
Is Netflix Killing Missions? Tony Reinke on Media and Technology
In a risk-averse culture, missionaries are tempted to withdraw into their screens. The solution is to be transfixed on a greater glory.
Stymied by Winds and Clouds? Not William Carey
In times of tumult, it’s tempting to say ‘no’ to the dangers and discomforts of global missions. But William Carey’s example teaches us otherwise.
Sanctification: Different From Justification
When it comes to justification and sanctification, you cannot have one without the other.
Following Christ Life or Limb
Komi was about to lose his leg. What he gained instead was of infinite, surpassing worth.
On Your Knees: Missions Work Thousands of Miles Away
We often underestimate the role stateside believers play in a missionary’s ministry.
Apologetics, Evangelism, and Revival in Norway
Is one of Europe’s most secularized countries seeing the seeds of revival? ABWE missionary Nahum O’Brien answers.
How to Do Global Missions
The Great Commission is a global task that requires clear strategy and direction.
‘You Didn’t Preach Love, You Showed Love’: How This South Africa Meal Ministry Is Changing Hearts
In towns affected by spirit worship, a feeding program is witnessing gospel transformation.
5 Lessons Learned From Leading Missionaries Through Crisis
This ABWE leader in South Asia learned that, in times of crisis, leaders in missions must lean in and be present—even when human wisdom says to leave.
Should We ‘Follow the Science’ in Missions?
Missiologist Dr. John Morgan explains why the medical world’s use of evidence might be a helpful tool for missiologists.
10 Issues for Discipling Hindu Background Believers Today
Christians must be willing to walk fellow believers who grew up in different religious contexts through the challenges posed by their upbringing.
Theological Famine in the Pacific Islands: Chris Bruno Speaks
In an island setting, lots of important goods are imported. But the church cannot afford to simply import all of its theology.
All Things for Good
The history of ABWE is one of God working amid crisis to spread the gospel and bring himself glory.
