Articles for Outreach & Missions

The Pilgrims landed in 1620. They faced brutal conditions and were woefully unprepared. Roughly half of them died in that first year. Then they had a successful harvest of corn. In November of 1621 they decided to celebrate the first thanksgiving.

A robust exegetical theology is not widespread throughout the world in general, and the West in particular. The result is a fog of confusion that surrounds the work of the Church in the last days. We are in the fog of missions.

Why is this concept so hard for us to grasp?

Contrary to the belief that “You’re going to work yourself out of a job,” the exact opposite is true in the Kingdom of God. In fact, the more that you take the time to invest in those around you and help train them to be successful, the more your job security increases.

How tired do you really feel? It’s easy for leaders to accept the exhaustion that comes with constant decision-making and people management. We tend...

A healthy church is not simply a church wrapped up in continual introspection and self-purification. It is a church wholly in love with Christ and fully committed to His Great Commission

Many overlooked cultural norms are contrary to and sinful within the Kingdom of God, unknowingly supported by many of us.

So you signed up for leadership, but you didn’t really sign up for all critics that came with it, did you? Discover how to handle your critics like a pro.