Posts tagged missions

Overview This is the story you never heard. Jim Elliot got all the headlines from Ecuador in the 1950s, but Frank Drown took similar risks …

It’s Sunday morning. You’re a pastor looking over your sermon when you see some new faces walk through the front door of your church. Your …

Even cross-cultural missionaries can struggle with faithful evangelism. Those “set apart for the gospel of God” (Romans 1:1) are not immune to apathy and disobedience. Sometimes negative …

Overview Dense jungles. Nearly impassable ravines. Stone-age villages. Demonic opposition. Daring advance. The author of Stanley Dale’s biography had no need to sensationalize this life …

Conclusions God could have prolonged the lives of any or all of these men, but He was pleased to allow their lives to have what …

A trap is something you fall into because you don’t realize it’s there. Theological traps are errors in thinking about God and His ways that …

The handwriting was already on the wall before the pandemic killed it. Attendance at the evening service of a typical Bible-preaching church in America has …

The initial articles in this series are important parts of the discussion, yet also slightly abstract, answering the philosophical whys and whats of missionary support …

Overview In the 20th century, no missionary endeavor influenced the world quite like the attempt of five men to reach the Waodani people of Ecuador. …

The command of the resurrected Jesus to make disciples of all nations is both a great commission and a great mandate. It is our duty to …