Why Missionaries Need to Be Fluent in Lament
The unique pressures of missions require a deep, spiritual outlet only found through biblical mourning.
Missionary Life
This Is America: A Returning Missionary’s Perspective
What’s most disturbing about returning from Africa isn’t just the consumerism in American culture, but the consumerism within the American church.
Michael Horton Answers: Should Missions Be ‘Radical’ or Ordinary?
Has the constant drumbeat of being radical, crazy, and missional actually hurt the ordinary work of missions in the church? Dr. Michael Horton explains.
Take Your Job Overseas: Introducing Business for Missions
Consider seven reasons why working overseas can open gospel doors usually shut for traditional missionaries.
Counterfeit Confidence and the Christian Woman’s Identity
Missionary life reveals that the self-help approach to identity isn’t just misguided; it’s a false gospel.
Why Stay Long?
Longevity in ministry as a missionary, church planter, or pastor should be the rule, not the exception.
