The Role of Persuasion in Presenting the Gospel
Many people become uncomfortable when the word “persuade” is used in reference to evangelism, but the concept is biblical.
Articles
A Biblical Theology of Work and Identity, Part 4: Call or Command?
When a subjective “call” to ministry is mistaken for a divine command, the result is unnecessary anxiety and guilt.
How One College Student Went From Avoiding Missions to Full Surrender
Tyler Betz always felt a tug to ministry, but he knew missions wasn’t for him—until he served short-term.
Solus Christus: William Carey’s Missional Foundation
William Carey’s ministry teaches modern missionaries that the Bible, not emotions or experiences, shapes how we preach the gospel.
A Biblical Theology of Work and Identity, Part 3: Demystifying ‘the Call’
Oftentimes when Christians throw around the word “calling,” they mean desire—and there’s an important difference.
How a Plane Ride Broke One Student’s Heart for Missions
Too often, short-term missions never leads to long-term impact. But for Megan Kinne, that wasn’t the case.