Missions and Philosophy: Does it Matter for Missionaries? With Dr. David Talcott
What can missionaries learn from studying classical philosophy?
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Faith in the Amazon: Ralph Poulson
From the remote jungles of the Amazon to the classrooms of a seminary in Natal, Brazil, Ralph and Margie Poulson’s story is one of faith, perseverance, and unwavering commitment to the Gospel. Their journey reminds us that wherever God leads—through trials or triumphs—His call is always worth following.
The Pivotal Role of Sound Doctrine in Missions
To succeed in their call, missionaries must stay deeply rooted in the Word of God and build their ministries upon an unshakable theological foundation.
You Don’t Need a Passport To Reach the Nations
International students comprise one of the most dynamic mission fields of our time—and one of the most overlooked.
Forgotten Evangelists: Mobilizing Ordinary Members in Everyday Evangelism
Church leaders can shape a culture of everyday evangelism in their congregations by following these four principles.
Babies, Schools, and Church Planting in Papua New Guinea: Bill and Lori Smith
Veteran missionaries share how ministries of compassion and theological education are sowing the seeds for national renewal in a remote Pacific nation.
