EMQ Articles

Confronting a culture of individualism, Wan and Raibley argue that personal and communal transformations occur through relationships. Based on the

To remain relevant, theological studies must engage in social science research, argues Joshua Iyadurai in Social Research Methods. Often, however,

I have long been uncomfortable with the competitive military and sports imagery in mission literature and the prevalence of corporate

This book is the fruit of more than 20 years of research, reflection, and observation by Cecil Stalnaker, a missionary

Whether organizational leadership occurs within a cross-cultural environment or not, the challenge is always to create a healthy environment. In

In Character Theology: Engaging God through His Cast of Characters, authors Tom Steffen and Ray Neu introduce an approach to

The task of reaching the least reached is increasingly accompanied by risk. Anna Hampton, drawing on her years of experience

What is the role of narrative in global mission today? Through biblical, historical, and contemporary stories, the authors of Christ

“Can a Westernized, twenty-first century reading of Scripture – even with the benefit of scholarly exegesis – provide sufficient understanding