Articles for Outreach & Missions

Old Testament Redemptive-Ethical Concessions

In his Christian Theistic Ethics, Cornelius Van Til sought to explain Old Testament redemptive-ethical concessions by means of the analogy of a sick child who was not able to receive, all at once, all the medicine that he needed in order to live. Read more about Old Testament ethics.

Those We Lost in 2019 Who Impacted the Kingdom

Deaths in 2019 claimed some of our Christian leaders. These brothers and sisters taught well, led well, and impacted the kingdom with their lives. We were blessed to have had these leaders.

Discipleship Is a Who, Not a What

"As a pastor, I am increasingly burdened that we don’t do a good enough job discipling our people."

Why I’m Still in an Evangelical Church

As 2020 begins, the popularity of the label “evangelical” is drifting downward. When quizzed by pollsters last year, only 1 in 4 American adults described themselves as "evangelical." Here's more about evangelicals and the evangelical church everyone needs to understand.

Iraq, Iran, and Afghanistan … 3 Places Where God Is at Work

Iraq, Iran, and Afghanistan are three places in Central Asia where God is working and some specific ways to pray.

What Will You Chase in 2020?

What are your dreams and goals for 2020? No doubt you have been dreaming about the potential of a brand-new year.

What It’s Like to Be a Single Missionary

A look into the struggles and blessings of being a single missionary.

How to Value the Girls in Your Life

Raising mentally and emotionally confident women is not a feminist agenda: it’s loving your neighbor and preparing them to live in a world that objectifies them.