How Tendonitis and a Nurse Turned a Marine to Missions
A deployment gone wrong softened Rich’s heart, launching him and his wife into full-time ministry.
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There and Back Again
Leaving the mission field is tough—being called back can be even harder.
Running From God and Back Into His Arms
Grant did everything in his power to leave ministry behind—except to stop listening to God.
How the Gospel Opened This Woman’s Heart to Missions
Jennifer had no intention of becoming a missionary after her late conversion, but the Lord had other plans.
Ignore Spiritual ‘Get Rich Quick’ Schemes: A Call for Patient Evangelism
In our efforts to quickly mobilize churches in missions, are we undermining the church’s ability to patiently invest for the long-term?
11 Ways to Sabotage Missionary Support Raising
Most pastors know firsthand how missionaries’ bad habits can deter even generous churches from extending support.
The Cost of a Calling
After the death of her husband, Diana felt prepared to do the thing she had always wanted—missions.
Keep Knocking on Doors
God provided an open door to Cole and Debbie after years of persistent pursue of missions.
The Power of Perspective
Missions was just a part of normal life for Junior and Bree, but taking that step for themselves required more.
Unveiling the Muslim Insider Movement (Part 2): Root Inspection
When contextualization goes too far in Bible translation, the gospel is compromised.
Explosive Growth Is Not Automatically Bad
Without sacrificing the gospel or the marks of a true church, we must be willing to celebrate the growth of the Christian movement worldwide.
Disciple-Making Movements: A Critical Discussion With Dr. Glenn Sunshine
Are DMM and CPM built on bad theology, or are the critics just quenching the Spirit? Glenn Sunshine offers a counter perspective.
8 Things Missionaries Wish You’d Send Them
Missionaries don’t just need prayer and funding. They need to feel loved—tangibly.
3 Reasons Church Members Don’t Give to Missions (And How to Fix It)
Busy pastors shouldn’t be afraid to spur the people they lead to give sacrificially and generously towards missions.
The State of Missions in Latin America
Although many consider Latin America largely “reached,” the work of gospel-saturation and discipleship is critically far from complete.
Unveiling the Muslim Insider Movement (Part 1): Defining Terms
While Insider Movement practitioners desire to see the gospel spread, their methods fall dangerously short of biblically faithful missiology.
C.R. Wiley on Missions, the Household, and the Cosmos
Chris Wiley explains why the household isn’t just something to be sacrificed but actually cultivated in the name of missions.
Modern Missions: Global Growth, Humble Origins
The history of the Haystack Prayer Meeting reminds us that God accomplishes massive things through ordinary means.
