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Repatriating Missions to the Local Church
Repatriating Missions to the Local Church
Jul 07, 2025 4 min · Joel H History museums are starting to repatriate their precious artifacts. Often captured during colonial expansion, these artifacts have showcased the unique creativity of diverse cultures for the viewing pleasure… Read More
Keys to Becoming Local Church Centered in Missions, Part III
Keys to Becoming Local Church Centered in Missions, Part III
Jun 30, 2025 3 min · David M Most churches need help understanding and rising to their biblical role in missionary sending. This is not an unfair statement. That’s how it is. Even churches that have had the privilege of raising, equipping,… Read More
Thoughts on the Missionary Call, Part III
Thoughts on the Missionary Call, Part III
Jun 27, 2025 3 min · David M What are we to think, then, about a “missionary call”? I'm convinced that the problem of a missionary call, like knowing God's will, or even Christian decision-making, is much simpler and more profound… Read More
Thoughts on the Missionary Call, Part II
Thoughts on the Missionary Call, Part II
Jun 20, 2025 2 min · David M We are taught that God's word contains everything we need for life and godliness (2 Pe 1:2ff). It is profitable for our guidance in every way; it is how we become equipped for every good work (2 Ti 3:16-17).… Read More

God is a missionary God. The Bible is a missionary book. The Gospel is a missionary message. The church is a missionary institution. And when the church ceases to be missionary minded, it has denied the faith and betrayed its trust.

J. Herbert Kane

Missions are the chief end of the Church. ...the chief end of the ministry ought to be to equip the Church for this. Each congregation is meant to be a training class.

Andrew Murray