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Encountering God’s Mission in God’s Word

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"If we read the Bible with a missional hermeneutic, we will see all of life through the same lens of mission."
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Why Missionaries Struggle to Relate to the Local Church—Part 2

Bradley Bell -
These obstacles often trip up relationships between missionaries and the church, but there's a deeper reason to keep striving.
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William Borden: A Life Without Regret

Ronnie Floyd -
William Borden died before he could become a missionary, but God used his story to inspire a generation of missionaries.
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5 Reasons Most Churches Don’t Reach College Students

Paul Worcester -
College students are largely unreached and hold the potential to be church leaders. So why aren't more churches reaching out?
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How to Care for Your Overseas Missionaries

Bradley Bell -
Caring for a missionary's soul doesn't stop when they go overseas. Here are ways to intentionally support them.
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Financial Management: The Church and the Support of Missions

ECFA -
There are various ways for a church to financially support its missionaries. Follow these essential guidelines for responsible financial management
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How Do You Teach Scripture in Oral Cultures?

Lausanne Movement -
Approximately 350 million people have no Scripture in their language. Here is an innovative way to reach these people.
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Overcome Discouragement, Embrace Adventure

Mandy Smith -
We grow homesick on mission in a post-Christian world, but there is encouragement for those who embrace the adventure.
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