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Equipping a New Generation for Mission and the Urbana Conference
We must help Christians reimagine their vocation, education, and skills as part of a larger purpose for the mission of God.
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Advent Is a Reminder That Jesus Has Come To Heal the Nations
For many—both in the United States and all over the world—Advent is a reminder that the world is broken and in need of tremendous healing.
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The Local Church in God’s Global Mission
Urbana 25 is introducing a pastors' and church leaders' cohort to empower you to equip your people, students, and beyond for global missions.
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7 Out of 10 Churches Are Dying—And the Real Killer Isn’t What Anyone Expected
The question before every pastor and every church is simple but profound: What will capture our hearts?
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Why 2025’s Attendance Patterns Create Unprecedented Ministry Opportunities
The biggest obstacle to church revitalization isn't declining attendance—it's pastors designing ministry for people who don't exist.
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Sunday Journeys: God’s Heart for the Nations at Bethlehem Baptist Church
Bethlehem Baptist Church in Minneapolis continues its global missions legacy, expanding church planting and missionary work worldwide.
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20 Truths From ‘Renewing Your Hope With the Lord’s Prayer’
Here are 20 truths from "Renewing Your Hope With the Lord's Prayer: Learning From Jesus How To Pray."
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20 Truths From ‘Stand Firm and Act Like Men’
Pastor Joby Martin has a new book out about manhood. In a world where young men are in crisis, I am thankful for Joby’s biblical treatment of the topic.
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Why Christians Should Invite People to Church
Inviting others to church demonstrates our love for God and others. It helps us fulfill the Great Commission and build up the church.
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The Missing Ingredient for Church Planting: Collaboration
Would it surprise you if I told you that churches that collaborate with others end up planting more churches than those who don’t?
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Spiritual Care—Without Losing Our Theological Soul
The heart of the spiritual formation conversation was always the heart of evangelicalism: We are called in Christ to a whole-life spirituality. This is not a spirituality outsourced to the spiritual elite but is the spirituality of the “common” Christian, who is called to a profoundly uncommon life.
