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.
Baptists
When the Church Can’t Gather
What does Scripture require the church to do for worship, whether during a pandemic or persecution on the mission field?
The Wittenberg Door of American Evangelical Missions
The modern missions movement started with a group of ordinary students who committed themselves to prayer.
What Is a Baptist?
Most of the connotations we have when we hear the word “Baptist” miss the mark of what it truly means to be a Baptist.
The Local Church and Its Role in Missions
Every church wants to be a “sending church,” but many churches have a long way to go.
Disagreeing Agreeably: Separation, Fundamentalism, and Cooperation in Missions
Pastor Josh Teis explains what to do when missionaries differ on important issues.