Tag: EMQ – Book Reviews

In his book Gospel Issues for the Global Church, Brent H. Burdick addresses “gospel issues,” which he identifies as concerns that pose a hindrance…

The Mission Matrix is not a theology of mission. Instead, it offers a framework for thinking theologically about mission. How are we to understand our…

Despite abundant mission teaching and scholarship today, is it possible that the term “mission” has become fuzzy? What does “on mission” actua…

“Have you been born again, again?” This is the question Darrell Whiteman has asked students of missions over the years. The first experience of be…

Jonathan Downie brings his experience as a professional interpreter and published researcher in interpretation studies to the service of multiethnic c…

Church planting among every people group is at the center of God’s mission. Ken Davis’ book, Foundations for Fruitful Church Planting, connects ch…

In The Great Dechurching, authors Jim Davis, Michael Graham, and Ryan Burge present a thorough examination of dechurching in the United States, invest…

Our church-planting team attempted to help financially struggling new believers in our emerging church. Our results mirrored so many other stories whe…

Recently at a conference, I heard a speaker remark that when the Western world writes it is called theology but when the majority world writes it is o…

Rachel Wightman serves as the associate director for instruction and outreach at Concordia University, St. Paul, with experience and training in libra…