Serving In the Gutters
Being a lay missionary is not always helping the ones you want to help but helping all those who have fallen short of the glory of the Lord.
Being a lay missionary is not always helping the ones you want to help but helping all those who have fallen short of the glory of the Lord.
Reshaping the vision of missions from the pulpit to the pew is all about living a life surrendered to God's will.
We serve a missionary God, so wherever we go we are Christ's ambassadors.
We desperately need each other in order for the hope of the nations to go to the nations through global mission collaboration.
After 20 years of living among the poor, I've learned an important question to ask myself about every endeavor: Is this replicable?
Even when the world feels like it's on hold, the Great Commission never is.
Evaluated by Robert Gallagher
Over 80 years ago, a missionary would travel to Jamaica’s island nation and began to share his faith with those he encountered. As he approached a small, dilapidated house with a dirt floor, he could see chickens running around in the yard and hear the laughter of children play off in the distance. He would … Continued
“We need to disciple out some of the more harmful aspects of our culture.”