MISSIONARY Conference: Brad Buser and Raising Up Indigenous Leaders
Missionaries must know who to lay hands on and when to leave the field.
Missionaries must know who to lay hands on and when to leave the field.
What is at the heart of the missionary task?
A national partner explains ministry to an unreached Muslim nation.
What does faithfulness in church planting look like in South America?
Men need a higher, more rigorous calling to follow Christ.
How should missionaries interact with their host culture?
How do you explain the Trinity to Muslims?
Are missions and colonialism the same?
Where do you find identity when ministry and life get difficult?
Can we be biblical in how we order our affections?
How do we exercise discernment on the mission field?
Can reaching Thailand be the key to reaching all of Southeast Asia?
What missions looks like in a global city like Paris, France.
Why the gospel can't be boxed into a culture-first approach.
What is the state of global missions? Missio Nexus president Ted Esler explains.
How does the Nicene Creed unite believers from the East and West?
Does our visual representation of the world affect our gospel strategy?
Can AI shortcut language barriers for the gospel?
What can missionaries learn from classical philosophy?
How does Penal Substitution stack up against other theories of the cross?
What does ministry fruitfulness look like in Papua New Guinea? [...]
Is softening the Word of God for Muslims going too far?
Ongoing effects of apartheid and colonization create difficulties for ministry.
What does the Bible mean when it refers to a nation?
A faithful Biblical narrative with animation.
How can we use data to inform our church strategies?
Why should Christians spend time reading fiction books?
Take a deep dive with Paul Washer on missions, theology, biblical elder-qualifications, and the necessity of prayer.
Asking good questions can be a powerful tool in using cultural apologetics.
What are the struggles of the Chinese church today?
Effective evangelism to Muslims requires a new apologetic. Matt Bennett joins The Missions Podcast this week.
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