Rachel Jankovic on Identity and the Mission Field of Motherhood
How can women view motherhood as a “mission field,” despite the lies culture tells them about their identities? Rachel Jankovic explains.
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What the West Should Know About Churches in Africa
In spite of popular assumptions, Christ is building his church in Africa—and most Westerners remain unaware.
This Is America: A Returning Missionary’s Perspective
What’s most disturbing about returning from Africa isn’t just the consumerism in American culture, but the consumerism within the American church.
Counterfeit Confidence and the Christian Woman’s Identity
Missionary life reveals that the self-help approach to identity isn’t just misguided; it’s a false gospel.
Dean Inserra on America’s Most-Underrated Mission Field
Cultural Christians are everywhere—from mainline churches to the Bible belt. But the issue is an evangelistic issue, not just a discipleship one.
Missionaries and Cultures: When to Bend, When to Break
Dr. Kenneth Nehrbass of Biola University explains the connections between global cultures and the image of God.
