A Quiet Drift: Why Young People Are Looking Toward Catholicism and Eastern Orthodoxy and How We Must Respond
An unexpected interest in historical traditions reveals the need for strong discipleship within evangelical churches.
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How Should We Unite?: The Value of Creeds and Confessions for the Global Church
Churches wondering how to navigate the complexities of global partnerships can find direction in the historical confessions of faith.
Living Like Missionaries in ‘Pride Month’
These four strategies can guide our engagement with a culture foreign to biblical truth.
Short-Term vs. Long-Term Missions: Which Is Right for You?
Scripture knows both short sendings and long ones. Here is how short-term and long-term missions differ—and how your church helps you discern your path.
How Much Does It Cost to Become a Missionary?
Jesus told us to count the cost. Here is what missions actually costs—short-term and career—and why the price should never keep you from the nations.
Contextualization and the Cross
When cultures mock the gospel or dismiss it as outdated, we may be tempted to reshape its message—but a theology of ministry based on the cross gives us a better response.
