By Jonny Baker October / November 2012 If we are to reach Europe’s youth, we need to cultivate and encourage leaders to have a type of missional imagination. In the United Kingdom, there have been two recent research projects into the spirituality of 14 to 25-year-olds.1 Both were based on personal interviews with groups […]
By Mimi Haddad, Chelsea Dearmond and Mary Ann Nguyen March 2007 The gospel partnerships of men and women on mission fields today may seem unprecedented to some. Yet history is filled with examples of men and women using their gifts together, advancing the kingdom throughout the world. In fact, many of today’s evangelical leaders stand […]
By Mimi Haddad, Chelsea Dearmond and Mary Ann Nguyen March 2007 She condemns the prejudice and interpretative bias noted throughout Church history so that women’s status was viewed through Eve’s sin, rather than through their full redemption and inheritance in Christ. By challenging misinterpretation and error in Bible translation, Bushnell established a theological foundation for […]
By Mimi Haddad, Chelsea Dearmond and Mary Ann Nguyen March 2007 Gordon understood that interpreting scripture correctly works best when every Christian contributes to the discussion. To make important decisions as God’s people requires more that an understanding of Greek or Hebrew words. It requires prayer and dialogue so that the Spirit can work throughout […]
By Mimi Haddad, Chelsea Dearmond and Mary Ann Nguyen March 2007 As voracious students of the Bible, these nineteenth century Christians were dedicated to a high view of scripture. In fact, it was their respect for the authority of scripture that propelled them to new arenas of Christian service not only on the mission field, […]
By Mimi Haddad, Chelsea Dearmond and Mary Ann Nguyen March 2007 The gospel partnerships of men and women on mission fields today may seem unprecedented to some. Yet history is filled with examples of men and women using their gifts together, advancing the kingdom throughout the world. In fact, many of today’s evangelical leaders stand […]
By R. W. December 2006 How on Earth Did Jesus Become God? That is the title of a book by Larry Hurtado. Although this may look like an attack on the divinity of Christ, it is in fact a well-researched and well-presented defence of the traditional Christian doctrine that the man Jesus of Nazareth is […]
By Justin and Heidi Long October / November 2012 Here is the problem: In 1900, 879 million people (fifty-six percent of the world’s population of 1.6 billion people) had never heard of Christ, Christianity or the gospel. They were unevangelized. They could not get access to the gospel very easily. They had no churches, no […]
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By Lon Allison Professors, teachers and mentors in missions, evangelism and other fields must spend one-on-one time with students. Read >> THEMED ARTICLES: Education and Training for Missions and Evangelism By Kumar Abraham Training for missions and evangelism should be held in careful balance in the following three areas: character, knowledge and skills. Read >> […]
July 2007 By Justin Long July 2007 Our question from the last issue was: How many pioneer missionary teams do we need to serve the unreached of the world, to help find and raise up the local evangelists who can complete the task? If we assume any given missionary team can mentor a local church […]
By Doug Birdsall Instructing younger leaders on leadership is vital to world evangelization in the twenty-first century. Read Article >> Charity and Justice By Lon Allison How Bono and a lawyer/pastor from Malawi led a call recently for justice and charity. Read Article >> Introducing Lausanne World Pulse! By Lon Allison It is with great […]
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By Justin Long October / November 2012 “Perhaps we should build several “pyramids”—moderately large agencies, each with its own particular niche to fill.” Our question from the last issue was: How many pioneer missionary teams do we need to serve the unreached of the world, to help find and raise up the local evangelists who […]
