Missions to North Korea and the 1.5 Generation Korean-American Christians
1.5 generation Korean-American Christians and their attitudes toward missions to North Korea.
Category: Volume 43 – Issue 2
Well Connected: Releasing Power, Restoring Hope Through Kingdom Partnerships
Powerful global forces are motivating organizations of many kinds to bridge traditional barriers by attempting new partnerships and alliances. But unc…
House Churches In Central Asia: An Evaluation
For many Christians in Central Asia, house churches are the best church planting strategy.
Church in Context
A look at seven theological principles can help us embrace other elements of God's revelation and command.
The Missionary Call: A Biblical and Practical Appraisal
The call to missions is very similar to the call to any other vocation--it relies on recognizing when and how God speaks.
Identity Theft: Retheologizing the Son of God
In many "bibles," the identity of Jesus is severly alienated by the change in two phrases: "Son of God" and "Lord."
The Ultimate Need—The Infinite Christ
Three reasons why we are constrained theologically and missiologically to teach the truths of a Trinitarian God and Christ as the preexistent Son of G…
Seeking that Missing Person
How mission leaders can take the emerging generations and short-term missions and create a "missions ethos" for long-term missions.
Missions-related News on the Web
One of the distinctive strengths of the Internet is its ability to provide immediate access to current news around the world. This issue of Missions o…
Business as Mission: The Power of Business in the Kingdom of God
Business as mission (BAM) is an ongoing topic of discussion and has yielded much interest. Michael Baer’s aptly titled new book addresses this topic…