Reformation Day: 5 Ways the Reformation Gave Us Missions
Without the Reformation, the modern missions movement would never have been born.
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An Imaginary Obituary
A missionary contemplates questions of identity and success through an unexpected exercise.
Laying a Foundation: Rich Ernst
For more than 45 years, Rich and Marcia Ernst faithfully served in Papua New Guinea—planting churches, training leaders, and sharing the hope of the Gospel. Their story is one of perseverance, joy, and unwavering commitment to the call of God.
We Have Passed Out of Death Into Life
Brotherly love is one of the clearest indicators of a believer’s faith in Christ.
The Nicene Creed and the Transcultural Gospel: Dr. Donald Fairbairn
How does the Nicene Creed unite believers from East and West?
The Invisible Became Visible
The incarnation and the second commandment permit Christians to use images of Christ in art, media, and education.
Don’t Leave the Second Commandment at the Door
Christians should avoid making or using images of Christ in order to properly observe the second commandment.
Do Not Be Surprised
Knowing that we are known and loved by Christ will help us overcome even the most extreme hatred of the world.
Your ‘World View’ Is Wrong: The Challenge and Blessing of Missionary Mapmaking
Does our visual representation of the world affect our gospel strategy?
Mourning the Passing of Joanne Tompkins, Missionary to West Africa
ABWE missionary Joanne Tompkins entered the presence of her Savior on October 17, 2025, after more than 30 years of faithful service in West Africa, where she ministered in a Muslim-majority context.
5 Ways Baptists Can Benefit From Reformation
Baptist churches have made invaluable contributions to the global body of believers—and can increase their effectiveness through strengthening five distinctives.
Persevering with Purpose: Larry and Nancy Allen (Part 2)
Larry and Nancy Allen’s story shows God’s faithfulness through trials and transitions, leaving a lifelong legacy of missions and pastoral equipping.
Not Like Cain
Believers demonstrate that they are children of God through their counter-cultural love for their brothers.
Why Church Planting Still Matters in America With Clare Jewell
What does church planting look like in North America?
10 Things You Should Know About Animism
The millions around the world attempting to gain control over spirits and spiritual powers need to hear that Jesus is the true Lord of creation.
Courageous Faith in Days of Conflict
In a world fractured by sin and fear, believers can boldly take courage in Christ’s triumph.
Love One Another
Loving one another tells the world that we belong to a different master—a master who laid down his life for us.
If Bible Colleges Close, What Happens to Missions? With Dr. Jim Lytle
Is this the end of the Bible college movement?