The Theology of Christian Missions: A Biblical Foundation for Global Outreach
Christian missions are the heartbeat of the church’s global outreach, rooted in the Great Commission and the …
Igniting a Heart for Missions: How Churches Can Inspire a Passion for Global Outreach
As Jesus said in Matthew 28:19-20, the Great Commission calls every Christian to “go and make disciples …
Called to Serve? Understanding the Journey of Becoming a Missionary
Becoming a missionary is a significant and life-changing decision rooted in biblical principles, cultural sensitivity, and personal …
Avoiding Common Pitfalls: Keys to Effective Missionary Work
Mission work is a vital part of fulfilling the Great Commission, where Christians are called to spread …
Believing Beyond Borders: Faith to Reach the Unreached
Throughout history, people have faced daunting tasks that seemed impossible. Whether it was conquering vast lands, exploring …
The Universal Need for the Gospel
The gospel of Jesus Christ is the greatest news ever told—God’s redemptive plan for humanity, His boundless …
Conversations of Grace: The Transformative Power of Evangelism
In a world filled with noise and competing ideologies, the need for authentic communication is more crucial …
The Unreached in Asia: A Call to Action for the Global Church
In 2024, Asia remains the world’s most spiritually unreached continent, home to billions who have yet to …
The Persistent Puzzle of Unreached Places: A Missiological Perspective
The persistent existence of unreached places—regions where the gospel of Jesus Christ has yet to take root—continues …
Fishers of Men: Casting the Net of Faith
The phrase “Fishers of Men” holds a profound significance in Christian tradition, drawing its roots from the …
Role of Global South in World Missions
The Global South, which includes regions of Africa, Asia, and Latin America, has become an increasingly significant …
Until Everyone Hears the Gospel
The Bible teaches that everyone deserves a chance to hear the gospel, regardless of their background or …