The Case of the Missing Baskets: Urbanization and the People Group Framework
We must reevaluate the customary and limited approaches to categorizing people groups.
Culture & Worldview
Evangelize or Civilize? C.J. Moore on Understanding William Carey
Can a missionary put the gospel first and still prioritize cultural transformation? C.J. Moore searches the life of William Carey for answers.
Critical Theory, Post-Colonialism, and Missions: Neil Shenvi on Social Justice
Are secular social theories affecting the way Christian approach global missions? Neil Shenvi shares his perspective in this exclusive interview.
Jonathan Arnold on Missions History in a ‘Cancel Culture’ Age
In this interview, Jonathan Arnold explains how we can study missions history without falling into the pitfalls of iconoclasm or hero-worship.
Guilt and Shame: How Understanding Both Can Help Our Cross-Cultural Witness
Modern missiologists often force missionaries to choose between a “guilt-innocence” gospel and an “honor-shame” message. But guilt and shame are interconnected.
Apologetics, Evangelism, and Revival in Norway
Is one of Europe’s most secularized countries seeing the seeds of revival? ABWE missionary Nahum O’Brien answers.
