Partnership as an Evangelistic Signpost
Evangelism is an exercise in partnership. As ambassadors for Christ, God is “making his appeal through us” (2 Corinthians 5:20, CSB).
Tag: Evangelism
How Eschatology Affects Missions: Reviewing Pierson’s Impact
By Jake Hines | Eschatology has influenced the way that Christians understand the mission of the church and the trajectory of the world. Within the St…
The Expulsive Power of a New Narrative: Why the Biblical Story Must Displace Competing Alternatives
By C. S. Barefoot | No one lives without a narrative. Rather, everyone lives in accordance with some story that forms and shapes their worldview. Chri…
Generative AI in Christian Evangelism
A Peer-2-Peer Event for Communications and Marketing Professionals In an age of unprecedented technological advancement, those that endeavor to fulfill the Great Commission — Christ’s…
10 Ways to Pray for the Conference This Week
The Mission Leaders Conference starts Wednesday! Please join us in praying for the success of the event and the opportunity to focus on God’s global…
Spotlight on Church Planting: Stories, Strategies, and Spirit-Led Wisdom
In a world where the gospel is crossing borders and cultures faster than ever, the Going: Where God is at Work podcast continues to offer…
Called Again: Veteran Missionaries and the Unfinished Task
By David Smith | Claude Hickman of The Traveling Team is quoted as saying, "Reaching the world with the gospel is not a resource problem, it is a mobi…
Who Can Start a Movement? Three Possible Says of Being Involved in Starting Movements
By Emanuel Prinz | Movement catalysts possess distinct qualities in three areas: personality, spiritual, and social influence. They exhibit radical le…
To the Ends of the Earth: How to Translate the Gospel Into Maps
By David Onnekink | Take any website of a missionary society and there is bound to be a map. Maps are visually attractive and picture comprehensively …
The Centrifugal Gospel: Recovering the Outward Movement of God’s Mission
By Chris McMillan | The gospel is dynamic and outward-moving. This centrifugal nature of the gospel contrasts with the centripetal approach prevalent …
