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.
Culture & Worldview
Race, Evolution, and Missions
What are the connections between Darwinism and racism, and why is the gospel the only solution to partiality? Dr. Charles Ware answers.
5 Motives for Muslim Ministry
If we care about the fame of Jesus, the truth of the Bible, the power of the cross, and the love and glory of God, we will find our hearts drawn to the world’s Muslims.
World Christianity Is Undergoing a Seismic Shift
For the first time in church history, the gravitational center of the faith is shifting away from the West. What does this mean for missions?
Are Honor and Shame the Keys to Cross-Cultural Evangelism?
Many modern missions experts say that the West focuses too much on a gospel of guilt and innocence. Are they right?
4 Biblical Foundations for Contextualization
In contextualization, Scripture―not our experience―is the standard by which all things are to be evaluated.
