Who Will Fill Papua New Guinea’s Empty Pulpits?
One pastor’s death reveals the urgent need to train indigenous church leaders to start and lead congregations throughout their nation.
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Could Reaching Thailand Be the Key to Reaching Southeast Asia?
Missionaries in Thailand confront centuries-old barriers to the gospel—yet Thailand still holds a strategic importance for missions that extends beyond its borders.
4 Marks of a Missionary Call
Scripture offers clear direction for anyone wondering how to know if God is calling him to become a missionary pastor or church planter.
Abiding in the Phnom Penh Mess
Walking the streets of Cambodia changes how one missionary views his relationship with Christ and his role in God’s mission.
Christ in the Phnom Penh Chaos
A missionary visiting Southeast Asia ponders how culture, history, and daily life reveal lessons about faith and God’s sovereignty.
Missions Exists Because Worship Does
Before God sends his people to the nations, he meets them in ordinary worship—and the overflow becomes missions.