The prosperity gospel is not the only false gospel impacting the African church. Thorsten Prill explains the threat of the power gospel, hyper-grace gospel and gospel of legalism. The …
The Bible stands out from other religions in its cross-cultural nature, with striking theological implications for mission and the credibility of the Christian message. Why do Crosslinks mission partners …
The fast-pace of our productivity-focused culture can leak into church service. Bethanie Walker reflects on how lessons from the Argentinian church have been so valuable in her ministry …
'How can we reach a population in Ireland where few have contact with real Christianity?' Alastair and Elise Donaldson need your prayers. It’s hard to think of a place …
Is it realistic to expect busy churches to focus beyond their local areas? Rupert Shelley, Director of Mission Partnerships, discusses the surprising impact of engaging globally on your church. After …
I first arrived at The Centre in Chiang Mai just after retiring. The plan was to spend two months testing the waters and see if this would be a suitable …
In September 2024, over 5,000 evangelical Christians from more than 200 countries gathered in Seoul, South Korea. We were here for the fourth Lausanne Congress — one of the largest …
I’m going to take a risk. I admit I find it helpful to divide the world into two regions when it comes to Christian ministry: the established world and …
And I tell you that you are Peter and on this rock I will build my church, and the gates of Hades will not overcome it. Matthew 16:18 There …
Short-term mission has had a bad reputation – and for good reason. Historically, a lack of cultural understanding has led to insensitivity and offence. Imbalance of resources has led to …
The first smile, the first step, the first word. These milestones are watched and waited for with bated breath by parents, grandparents, uncles and aunts – and perhaps a child’s …
Is it the cost of sending mission partners overseas? Or that it now seems a bit old-fashioned? Or maybe it’s so-called post-colonial guilt? Whatever it is …