Paul L. Davis

The resurrection of Jesus is the focal point of hope that transforms lives across the globe.

Christians waiting for God’s call to the nations can often hear it through the voices of missionaries calling for fellow laborers.

Our unfinished task fills us with resolve to proclaim Christ where he is not yet known. 

These considerations help church leaders determine how to effectively partner with a missions agency to support their missionaries and fulfill the Great Commission.

In a world with competing priorities, the church remains both the agent and goal of Christ’s mission.

Christ’s call to faithfully steward the gospel includes proclaiming it in places where Christian influence has seemingly faded.

The bold example of ABWE missionaries galvanizes our focus on advancing the gospel among the lost and least reached.

We can confidently send and serve in missions knowing that God’s plan is to make his glory known to the farthest reaches of the globe.

The biblical blueprints for a missions-oriented church reveal that sending missionaries goes far beyond financial support.

No one enters marriage with all the fortitude they need to endure ministry challenges.