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When cultures mock the gospel or dismiss it as outdated, we may be tempted to reshape its message—but a theology of ministry based on the cross gives us a better response.
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Finding World Missions in All of Scripture
The gospel was never meant for one people alone. From the Law, the Prophets, and the Psalms, God was already declaring that Christ would be proclaimed to every nation under heaven.
The Gospel Adorned: A Pastoral Meditation for a Post-Christian Age
During this time of socio-cultural shifts, pastors have a unique opportunity to display the beauty of the gospel—as one church in Paris illustrates.
‘As a Dying Man to Dying Men’
The brevity of life should motivate us to live each day whole-heartedly for the glory of God.
Not All Church Planting in Missions Is Created Equal
If church planting is to be the goal of missions, we must correctly define the biblical goals and functions of the local church.
What Is the Great Commission?
It’s time to go back to the basics of missions and measure our methods, techniques, and tactics by the foundational principles of Christ’s command.
