Why Christianity Will Always Be Part of the Global Christian Movement
The history of our faith is one of movement, so we must see ourselves as part of the global Christian movement.
The history of our faith is one of movement, so we must see ourselves as part of the global Christian movement.
This is not our home. Our culture is a mission field, and we must think like missionaries who see ourselves on mission.
A few small changes can help you foster a culture of evangelism as a priority and lead to a bolder witness. Here's how to do it.
A church with mission-shaped people living together for the gospel makes the Korean megachurch phenomenon clear.
Pastoring a church of 250 is significantly different than pastoring a church of 75.
Most evangelical Christians will factor in the life issue, because for them, like me, life is a paramount issue. I encourage you to value the unborn as well.
Small churches present opportunities for community and care that larger churches must work harder to cultivate. The Power of Small highlights how these communities fulfill meaningful mission and connection.
Being a church planting leader requires different skills than being a church planter.
The idea of forming a church planting team seems daunting at first, but here are some simple steps that will keep you on track.
Dual citizenship shapes an ambassador’s calling: Christians represent the Kingdom of God while living in this land.