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Tagged: missiology
What disaster response can teach us about church planting and evangelism
Our fruit grows on other people’s trees
Sharing Christ by prioritizing our neighbor and allowing them to make a claim on us
When examining a whole-Bible theology of mission, we see that humanity has been made to proclaim the gospel
A simple and fresh reminder of why we do what we do from the words of Jesus
The ministry of Jesus and his disciples provides a detailed strategy for multiplying disciples among the Japanese and all nations
As migration reshapes societies worldwide, Japan stands at the crossroads of an extraordinary missional opportunity
Paul planted churches in major cities. What can we learn from him?
A 19th century Japanese Christian can teach us about transforming Japan with the gospel
God has given all the arts, from all the world, for all his purposes
Serving in a way that Christ is remembered, not us
Craig Ott, Stephen J. Strauss, and Timothy C. Tennent (Baker Academic, 2010)
Whether conscious or unconscious, our view of the role of a missionary significantly impacts our praxis. Are we hoping for credit as the hero or willing to be forgotten in God’s broader story?
Tailoring ministry to the changing landscape of mission in both rural and urban Japan.
