Mailbag: Finishing the Task, Counting Converts, and Defining the ‘Call’
Can the Great Commission be “finished”? Alex and Scott explore in this week’s podcast episode.
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How One African Went From Shouting the Muslim Call to Prayer to Sharing the Call of Christ
For twelve years, Komna shouted Arabic words from a minaret he didn’t understand—until a hospital visit led him to a missionary.
The Birth of a Church in Togo
In West Africa, the birth of a child has lead to the unconventional birth of a whole church body.
From Prisoner to Pastor
In Santiago, Chile, a violent criminal’s conversion is now leading to a life of ministry for Cesar.
From Pagan Rituals to Christian Worship
A common zeal for the people of Japan led Ray and Shelley to the mission field.
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?
