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107SHARESShareTweetJoin Our List The truth is the truth. It is abrasive. It goes against the grain. But if we unwittingly let the environment change the truth, the truth will set no one…

187SHARESShareTweetJoin Our List It’s easy to become dismayed at the state of the Church’s missions interest. In many ways, we have taken the final command of Jesus—the Great Commission—and marginalized it by…

150SHARESShareTweetJoin Our List Did God create us to thrive on mission with Him? Why do we so often feel like we’re barely surviving in our missional callings? More specifically, how can missionaries…

211SHARESShareTweetJoin Our List God has made a beautiful mosaic of over 17,000 people groups each with the ability to glorify Him in a unique way. The problem: worship does not arise from…

198SHARESShareTweetJoin Our List Church planting is not just about gathering new communities of people who are already Christians. In the book of Acts, church plants begin with sharing the Gospel. Planting churches…

170SHARESShareTweetJoin Our List You’ve heard the rhetoric for years. They say that Europe is a post-Christian society; that the Great Awakenings of the past are just that: a historical phenomenon. So where…

107SHARESShareTweetJoin Our List Have you ever felt like your prayers are just bouncing off the ceiling? You can’t get the answer you’re looking for? Chances are, you’re not alone. Far too often,…

128SHARESShareTweetJoin Our List “When people talk to God, we call that prayer. If we tell others that God speaks to us, they call us crazy.” Andrea di Meglio, executive producer of Christ…

107SHARESShareTweetJoin Our List Inspired by the Student Volunteer Movement of the early 20th century (which mobilized tens of thousands of young people for global missions), The Traveling Team crisscrosses North America, encouraging…

171SHARESShareTweetJoin Our List As we look back at the past and consider the present state of our culture, it is easy to become pessimistic about the future. But every one of us…