Category: Missiographics

Leadership in the Global Church is changing as more people engage in leadership as part of the Body of Christ. Many are pastors, but not all. Take a m…

Local truths can be powerful tools for sharing the Gospel. Explore how God’s wisdom is embedded in the local truths of the world’s people. Then co…

If you are living today free from persecution, why should you care about this issue? For starters we are asked to remember those suffering from persec…

The Olympics are full of powerful symbolism that describes the Human Race and all its grand hopes and deep flaws. As you watch the Olympics unfold, co…

Who are the new neighbors moving into your city or neighborhood? Do you know the countries where they are from and the journey they have been on? Each…

We know that God created every person and desires to see them valued as His children. But many indigenous peoples have not experienced this affirmatio…

Each era of missional activity has had strengths and weaknesses. We can learn from each and then it is our job to step into our own time with courage …

Turkey is a key gateway between Asia and Europe, but is the door opening or closing? The answer is complex but worth diving in and exploring. Take som…

Christmas and the proclamation of Jesus are the center of the story of the world. From Genesis to Revelation, everything before the proclamation of th…

What is the cultural distance between two countries? Usually we think more about the physical mileage, but the cultural mileage can be just as signifi…