Letters to the Editor
WHAT MAKES MISSION CHRISTIAN?
I was most engaged by the article, “What Makes Mission Christian?” (January 2006) by Christopher Li…
Category: Volume 42 – Issue 3
Contextualization in the New Testament: Patterns for Theology and Mission
Evangelicals have a love-hate relationship with contextualization. We know we need to do it, but we’re concerned that the process will lead to syncr…
Waiting as Virtue
The scriptures are full of admonitions and promises related to waiting upon the Lord. Countless sermons have been preached on it, and many thousands o…
Encountering the World of Islam
This comprehensive book composed of contributions by eighty authors, including a few Muslims, covers four major areas.
Education is Not That Important
As a church planting missionary, I have made a remarkable observation. Lost people, without Christ and without hope in this world, have a much better …
God Is at Work: Transforming People and Nations Through Business
In God is at Work Ken Eldred calls evangelicals to develop a new view of God’s purpose for business as a vehicle for holistically enhancing t…
The Depth Chart of a Church Missions Program
Most successful businesses have clearly articulated their mission and vision statements. Most have also implemented a strategic plan that will help ac…
Is it Insensitive to Share Your Faith? Hard Questions about Christian Mission in a Plural World
The issue of evangelizing non-Christian peoples has become one of the most controversial practices in our pluralistic world today. Is it appropriate t…
Six Challenges for the Church in Missions
A veteran missions director shares six challenges the North American Church faces concerning world missions—and how to deal with these challenges.
The Messianic Movement: A Field Guide for Evangelical Christians
“So, what’s your view on the Messianic movement?” This loaded question is likely to elicit answers as varied as the respondents.