EMQ articles
Evangelical Missions Quarterly, from 1964 to the current issue. Page 127 of 160 · 3,835 in all.
Do’s and Don’ts for Missionary Interviews
So you are going to be interviewed on radio or television. Praise the Lord! It’s an excellent and exciting opportunity to present the challenge of your work to more people than you might talk with in several weeks or months of church meetings.
Unchanging Task: Changing Roles
Missionaries and mission leaders sometimes feel that events have passed them by. Especially in regions where mission has met with great success they are agonizing over the question of whether or not their existence is still justified.
Editorial: Where Are Female Leaders in Missions?
Talk about women in missions and in some circles you are branded a radical or worse.
COWE: An Assessment of Progress and Work Left Undone
Spending 10 days in worship, prayer, study and fellowship with some 900 believers from 87 countries was a moving experience that had a significant impact on those who participated.
Indian Missionaries: How Should They Be Used?
Missionary interest began in the Indian church long before it began anywhere else in Asia.
Power Encounter: The Way to Muslim Breakthrough
Ahmad accepted the challenge to cast out a demon, and the villagers responded to Christ. Now there’s a thriving church.
Evangelical Trends in Europe, 1970-1980
Any effort to achieve adequately the goal promised by the title of this article will certainly suffer the fate of the six blind men who described the elephant.
Women’s Role in Mission: Issues and Expectations
Considerable progress has been made, but problems due to a clash of the sexes remain to be solved.
Unchanging Task: Changing Roles
Missionaries and mission leaders sometimes feel that events have passed them by. Especially in regions where mission has met with great success they are agonizing over the question of whether or not their existence is still justified.
Editorial: Where Are Female Leaders in Missions?
Talk about women in missions and in some circles you are branded a radical or worse.
COWE: An Assessment of Progress and Work Left Undone
Spending 10 days in worship, prayer, study and fellowship with some 900 believers from 87 countries was a moving experience that had a significant impact on those who participated.
Indian Missionaries: How Should They Be Used?
Missionary interest began in the Indian church long before it began anywhere else in Asia.
Power Encounter: The Way to Muslim Breakthrough
Ahmad accepted the challenge to cast out a demon, and the villagers responded to Christ. Now there’s a thriving church.
Evangelical Trends in Europe, 1970-1980
Any effort to achieve adequately the goal promised by the title of this article will certainly suffer the fate of the six blind men who described the elephant.
Women’s Role in Mission: Issues and Expectations
Considerable progress has been made, but problems due to a clash of the sexes remain to be solved.
Editorial: When ‘Simple’ Bible Truths Won’t Do
If there’s anything we want to be sure about in missions, it’s the biblical validity of our work. Yet as one surveys the scene, it is apparent that the biblical underpinnings are not all that solid.
Finding a Sense of Belonging in Your New Place
Since the days of Abraham, God has been calling men to leave their familiar surroundings, their place of belonging, to move out into the unknown, to a new place.
Appreciation for and Warnings about Contextualization
Missiologists, theologians, Christian education directors and church administrators continually face new issues. The latest issue is contextualization.
The Hermeneutical Crisis in Muslim Evangelization
One of the phenomena of our day is that, alongside a spirit of renewal and change that is sweeping through the Muslim world, there is a parallel resurgence of interest in the church in getting involved in the task of evangelizing the Muslim world.
Church Maturity: Old Hat?
Guru: Young man, if God wants to mature an indigenous church, he’ll do it without your help or mine. You must get on with the task of being a true missionary. Repent of your truncated church development syndrome.
Paul the Pragmatist: Another Look at His Missionary Methods
Many have sought to discover through Paul “God’s methodology for missions.”
Editorial: When ‘Simple’ Bible Truths Won’t Do
If there’s anything we want to be sure about in missions, it’s the biblical validity of our work. Yet as one surveys the scene, it is apparent that the biblical underpinnings are not all that solid.
Finding a Sense of Belonging in Your New Place
Since the days of Abraham, God has been calling men to leave their familiar surroundings, their place of belonging, to move out into the unknown, to a new place.
Appreciation for and Warnings about Contextualization
Missiologists, theologians, Christian education directors and church administrators continually face new issues. The latest issue is contextualization.