Are You a Slave to Your Schedule? Don Lough on Rest, Rhythm, and Avoiding Burnout
A veteran ministry leader on rest, rhythm, and avoiding burnout.
Paul L. Davis
How to Develop the Next Generation of Leaders in Your Church with Derek Parker
A pastor lays out a practical path to raising the next generation of church leaders.
Leading Through Doubt: Gerson Moreno-Riaño on Standing Firm Under Pressure
A Christian university president on leading with conviction through doubt and adversity.
Is the Missions ‘Guilt Trip’ Biblical?
Paul Davis explains why guilt-ridden missions appeals only result in short-lived obedience.
Global Missions and the Treason of Conversion
Is following Jesus inherently dangerous? Luke 14:27 says, “Whoever does not bear his own cross and come after me cannot be my disciple.” Verses like this, though often quoted, raise challenging questions for missionaries. When Jesus urged his followers to…
How Low Was Our Redeemer Brought
Grasping the majesty of God is the key to understanding the incarnation and its missionary implications.
Making Disciples: the Heart of the Matter
Going is just one part of the Great Commission—making disciples is the crux of Jesus’ directive.
Why Baptism Matters to Missions
Is “baptize” the most-overlooked imperative of the Great Commission?
Christian Witness and the Power of Good in Changing Times
How should Christians respond to an increasingly polarized and divided culture?
Childlikeness: The Key to a Great Ministry?
The crucial characteristic to greatness is more ordinary than one might expect.