The Gospel and the Methods of Ministry: Biblical Boundaries for Evangelism and Mission
Faithful gospel witness and contextualization arise from the gospel message itself rather than from the expectations of our culture.
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A Quiet Drift: Why Young People Are Looking Toward Catholicism and Eastern Orthodoxy and How We Must Respond
An unexpected interest in historical traditions reveals the need for strong discipleship within evangelical churches.
Contextualization and the Cross
When cultures mock the gospel or dismiss it as outdated, we may be tempted to reshape its message—but a theology of ministry based on the cross gives us a better response.
How Missionaries Transform Cultures
How should missionaries interact with their host culture?
7 Marks of an Offensive Christian Witness From Acts 17
Paul’s discourse in Athens offers one of the New Testament’s clearest patterns for bold cross-cultural evangelism.
The Downgrade of Evangelism?
If we want to restore a genuine spirit of evangelism in our churches, we must evaluate our convictions, our courage, and the language we use.
