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.
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The State of Missions in Asia and the Pacific
The church in Asia is exploding with growth—but it’s still surrounded by the world’s largest concentration of unreached peoples.
Do We Need to Redefine Unreached?
Matt Bennett explains why our arbitrary definitions are preventing us from truly obeying our global discipleship mandate.
Gospel Privilege and Global Missions
The true privilege for Christians is not found in the pigmentation of our skin but in our possession of the gospel message which much of the world still lacks.
Should Missionaries Be Operating Hospitals?
There is a lot of mission drift in the world of cross-cultural ministry. But hospital ministry might be strategically closer to the heart of missions than we realize.
5 Critical Reminders for Modern Christians on the Death of John Allen Chau
Should Chau be lionized as an heroic Christian martyr, or should his memory be pilloried as a reckless, colonizing zealot?
