3 Hills Worth Dying On
In a missions world that idolizes speed and results, Scripture gives us alternative methods.
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Why Theology Must Shape Mission: A Chat With Zane Pratt
Zane Pratt explains why our theological heritage is a gift to share on the mission field—not baggage from which to rid ourselves.
The 3 Words That Changed Missions Strategy—and Why We Might Be Wrong
The tragic result of overemphasizing “unreached people groups” is that resources have been redirected away from places no longer deemed strategic.
Contextualization Doesn’t Mean What You Think It Means
Without commitment to learning language and culture, it’s futile to talk about meaningfully “contextualizing” the gospel.
Global Missions and the Treason of Conversion
Many missions methods emphasize the ease of conversion, but the decision to follow Christ must be understood as a virtual act of treason.
What Missionaries Need to Know About the Faith and Works Debate
Chris Bruno explains why Paul and James’ different language on justification has more to do with contextualization than disagreement.