Moving Beyond “Pray, Give, or Go”
By Steven P. Steinhaus | Even if you cannot go overseas as a traditional missionary, you can still do more than pray and give. Steinhaus outlines four stages of being involved in the Great Commission. These are to (1) be a disciple who makes disciples.
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 mobilization problem.” In this article, I challenge my colleagues to consider leaving their established work in countries with gospel presence and moving to the least-reached countries and people groups of the world. This missionary mobilization is only possible through education, evaluation, and a growing conviction that we may be the ones best suited to the task.
Let the Nations Hear
By D. B. Brown | Traditional and embodied missions methods are not always possible among the least reached communities. Digital distribution of Scriptural content, when driven by sound missiology, can bridge this gap. Missionary technologists have a unique opportunity to help missionaries use this powerful and effective means for evangelism and discipleship.
The Unreckoned Cost of Fruitful Mission
By Donald K. Smith
Motivations for Mission: Revisiting the Evangelical Interpretations of Matthew 24:14
By Samson L. Uytanlet
Finishing the Task: Where is the Finish Line?
By Marvin J. Newell
Emerging Faith: Lessons from Mission History in Asia
Edited by Paul H. De Neui
Bhojpuri Breakthrough: A Movement that Keeps Multiplying
By Victor John
Sent to Flourish: A Guide to Planting and Multiplying Churches
Edited by Len Tang and Charles E. Cotherman
Missionaries, Mental Health, & Accountability: Support Systems in Churches and Agencies
Edited by Jonathan Bonk, J. Nelson Jennings, Jinbong Kim, and Jae Hoon Lee