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Integrated Mission: Recovering a Christian Spirituality for Evangelical Integral Transformation
Mission and spirituality must be integrated. In her book, Integrated Mission, Sarah Nicholl applies her PhD in practical theology from ...
Reading Hebrews and 1 Peter from Majority World Perspectives
Why should we care about Majority World interactions with the Bible? Because many Majority World nations, like Ethiopia, pre-date Minority ...
The New Testament around the World: Exploring Key Texts from Different Contexts
In The New Testament around the World, twenty-two chapters explore familiar biblical texts from various non-Western viewpoints to provide an ...
Gospel Conversations Reimagined: A Missional Framework for Today
Cas Monaco found herself discombobulated following an evangelism encounter on the West Coast. Monaco, a longtime proponent of Cru’s Four ...
A Short Guide to Evangelism and Missions
Jesus’ final charge to his disciples directs the church’s message, mission, and hope. In A Short Guide to Evangelism and ...
Prioritizing the Church in Missions
Folmar and Logsdon divide the book into six chapters. Chapter one defines the church as a “congregation of baptized Christians ...
Prioritizing Missions in the Church
When a pastor from Atlanta, Georgia, and a pastor from Lucknow, India, describe how local churches can increase their engagement ...
Territoriality and Hospitality: Christian and Muslim Perspectives
In Territoriality and Hospitality, editors John Azumah and Cheikh Anta Babou bring together Christian and Muslim authors from diverse backgrounds ...
Global Christianity and Islam: Exploring History, Politics, and Beliefs
One of the greatest challenges in the world today is the problematic relationship between Christians and Muslims. Wafik Wahba, professor ...
Global Member Care Volume 3: Stories and Strategies for Staying the Course
Member care pioneers and veterans, Drs. Kelly and Michèle Lewis O’Donnell have added to their Global Member Care series with ...
Asians in Diaspora and Diasporas in Asia
Asians in Diaspora and Diasporas in Asia is a compilation of papers from a Lausanne consultation on diaspora missions within ...
Missionaries as Mediators Between Donors and Recipients
By Jim Harries | Missionaries often mediate between donors and recipients who have little shared understanding of each other’s contexts ...
How a collaborative partnership supports a tool shared cross-culturally
By Katherine Choi-Lee | In recent years, church revitalization among Protestant churches in Europe has become an important focus for ...
Building Healthy Partnerships: Missionaries as Alongsiders
By Tom Gerick | Partnerships in cross-cultural missions are becoming the norm. Yet, they remain challenging. Interviews with national leaders, ...
The Redeemed Personal Agency of Movement Catalysts
By Gene Daniels |This article examines how a particular category of highly successful missionaries have reframed a secular concept—personal agency—to ...
Living the Adventure God Intended: Faithfulness, Dependence, and Perseverance in Cross-Cultural Ministry
By Russell Matthews | Most of us enter ministry expecting an adventure. And it is an adventure—just not always the ...
Walking Toward Wholeness: Solvitur Ambulando and the Practice of Pilgrimage
By Greg W. Burch | Stressful and traumatic encounters in mission, humanitarian and justice contexts are on the rise. Pilgrimages ...
The Cost of Disciple Making in Muslim Contexts: Redeeming the Lost through Sacrificial Mission
By J Wu | Drawing on biblical theology, missiological reflection, and field experience, this article explores the suffering and persecution ...
In the Time of Darkness, a Little Lamp
By Premasis Satman | An associate pastor in Hyderabad tells the story of his own COVID-19 lockdown: sealed in his ...
Ministering from Weakness: Embracing the De-centering
By Yong Choi | Western missionaries facing social, political, bodily, and spiritual “de-centering” should not deny or overanalyze their loss ...
