EMQ articles
Evangelical Missions Quarterly, from 1964 to the current issue. Page 98 of 160 · 3,822 in all.
A Love Affair That Must Be Cultivated Three Ways
Church-mission agency-missionary relationships must face up to some realities.
Stress Can Be Managed
One way is to do stress assessments at all levels of the organization.
Watch Out! Your Listeners May Be Hearing but Not Understanding
Ways for people of different world views to grasp gospel basics.
Spiritual Disciplines Born of the Travail of Language Learning
New lessons learned by following the example of Zacharias.
The Battle Can Be Won on Brazil’s Spiritual Warfront
Victories by Brazilian believers raise some important questions.
Global Report
Important news stories from the world of missions.
Keys to Effective Evangelism by Teaching English
By following these eight rules, teaching English can open hearts to the gospel.
Beauty for Ashes — Redeeming Premature Field Departure
For many missionaries, the hardest thing about overseas service is leaving it, particularly before the expected time.
Global Report
Reports from around the world.
Confessions of a Sender
What responsibilities do the “goers” have to the “senders?”
The Soviet Union: A Different Kind of Mission Field
If you are considering ministry to the U.S.S.R., there are some points for you to consider as you your work.
Mission Boards: The Self-critical Alternative
It is time for evangelical mission boards to engage in self-examination.
Unrealistic Expectations: The Downfall of Many Missionaries
Some major causes of frustrated expectations.
Jewish Evangelism: The Touchstone of Theology and Missiology
God has a formula for world evangelization, which, if we follow it, will have the gospel going forth in power until there will not be a segment of any society that remains unaffected.
Eschatology: Does it Make a Difference in Missions?
in view of the evangelical rediscovery of eschatology, we should not allow our confession of Christ’s return to appear as a piece of high-sounding rhetoric, but rather make it the focus of our total understanding of Christ’s mandate for world evangelization.
Global Report
Reports from around the world.
Confessions of a Sender
What responsibilities do the “goers” have to the “senders?”
The Soviet Union: A Different Kind of Mission Field
If you are considering ministry to the U.S.S.R., there are some points for you to consider as you your work.
Mission Boards: The Self-critical Alternative
It is time for evangelical mission boards to engage in self-examination.
Unrealistic Expectations: The Downfall of Many Missionaries
Some major causes of frustrated expectations.
Jewish Evangelism: The Touchstone of Theology and Missiology
God has a formula for world evangelization, which, if we follow it, will have the gospel going forth in power until there will not be a segment of any society that remains unaffected.
Eschatology: Does it Make a Difference in Missions?
in view of the evangelical rediscovery of eschatology, we should not allow our confession of Christ’s return to appear as a piece of high-sounding rhetoric, but rather make it the focus of our total understanding of Christ’s mandate for world evangelization.
Why Some People Are Unproductive
This article deals with the underachievers, who mostly do not work in regulated, supervised activities.
Movement Aims to Motivate Churches to Reach the Unreached
The AD 2000 Movement.