Bringing Open Hearts to Engage Generation Z
By James Choung with Mary Tindall |
Generational theory helps us understand generations as distinct cultures. This demystifies how we can effectivel…
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Engaging Gen Z in the Gospel and Mission
By Heather Pubols | Gen Z is the first digital native and post-Christian generation. What does this mean as missionaries worldwide seek to develop tra…
Invaluable Investment: Counting the Complex Costs of Bible Translation
By Mart Green | The translated Word of God is regarded as one of the greatest evangelizing tools in existence. But while the results of Bible translat…
TEE in Asia: Empowering Churches, Equipping Disciples
The book TEE in Asia takes us further to see just how far the movement has matured and grown.
The New Testament is Not Enough
By Peter Yuh Kimeng | Many language communities around the world that only have the New Testament are asking for the Old Testament, but resources to d…
Global Mobilization – What Is the Spirit Saying?
By Ryan Shaw | The global Church is on the cusp of an explosion of focused mobilization across denominations, organizations, and individual local mini…
Faith in the Marketplace
Samuel Lee’s dissertation aims to provide an in-depth analysis and discussion of the metrics utilized to measure the effectiveness and success of in…
Rethinking Global Mobilization
Mission leaders the world over expend a great deal of energy on mobilization efforts. However, such agendas often lead to frustration and a lack of re…
A Twenty-First Century Challenge for North American Mission Agencies
By Sheryl Takagi Silzer | North American mission executives and missionaries are often unaware of the extent to which individualism has shaped their s…
We Aren’t Broke
Elsdon proposes a way to “redeem” the decline in American Christianity by presenting a vision for transforming the way churches use their money.