FeaturesA Prayer in the Midst of the Pandemic The coronavirus panic provides a perfect opportunity to repent and place our full confidence in the Lord.
FeaturesThe Wittenberg Door of American Evangelical Missions The modern missions movement started with a group of ordinary students who committed themselves to prayer.
ArticlesThe Great Commission: Fulfilled by Churches and for Churches We often think of the Great Commission as a calling for the individual Christian, but in reality it is a mandate for the collective church.
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PodcastsMailbag: Finishing the Task, Counting Converts, and Defining the ‘Call’ Can the Great Commission be “finished”? Alex and Scott explore in this week’s podcast episode.