From ‘Being Right’ to Broken for Missions
Josh Greve’s two loves were “basketball and being right” until God burdened him for global theological famine.
Articles
A Biblical Theology of Work and Identity, Part 1
The Bible never gives an example of a specific vocational “call” for ordinary Christians to identify themselves with an occupation or work.
Leverage Your Short-Term Mission Trips for Long-Term Goals
Short-term missions doesn’t have to hurt nationals or be the enemy of long-term impact. But to realize this, we must change our approach.
Why Stay Long?
Longevity in ministry as a missionary, church planter, or pastor should be the rule, not the exception.
Global Missions Requires Global Mobilization
The shifting global center of Christianity means every nation needs to become a sending nation.
Thinking Through the Missionary’s Influence in a New Church
Modeling healthy leadership in cross-cultural church planting starts with recognizing that the church belongs not to the missionary but to God.
