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Evangelism
There is nothing quite so straightforward and yet so complicated as the task of evangelism. Evangelism is our call to share our faith with our neighbors, be it as small as a one-on-one talk with a co-worker or as large as a Billy Graham Crusade. Evangelicals tend to differentiate between “missions” and “evangelism” primarily by location (missions is abroad, whereas evangelism stays close to home), but the end goal is the same: to be Jesus Christ’s witnesses to all people.
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Died: Tony Campolo, Champion of ‘Red Letter’ Christianity
The Baptist pastor and sociologist argued caring for the poor was an integral part of proclaiming the gospel.
The Traditional Missionary Model Doesn’t Fit Today’s Hindu Diaspora
As the Hindu population in the West grows rapidly, Christian leaders rethink how to engage with them.
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When Deities Promise Answers to Dating and Money Woes
Until the gospel starts explicitly addressing daily needs, most Taiwanese non-Christians will likely remain uninterested.
Our Faith’s Future Depends on Discipleship
The Lausanne Movement’s State of the Great Commission report details where and how Christianity is growing.
Gen Z Is Turning Online for Spiritual Guidance
My generation is spiritually curious. We’re just looking in the wrong places.
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Indonesian Chinese Evangelist Receives Calvin’s Kuyper Prize
Stephen Tong introduced the Chinese-speaking world to Reformed theology.
Bring the Evangel, Leave the ‘Ism’
The harvest of spiritual seekers today is aplenty, but the mentality of the workers is outdated.
Mind the Power Gap in Missions
Western missionaries can make good partners if they avoid trampling on their majority world friends.
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Died: Bill Pannell, Black Evangelical Who Raised the Issue of Racism
He wanted white believers to reckon with “cultural captivity,” but saw them become “more and more American and less and less Christian.”
Who Is My Neighbor?
How Christians can love well in a digitized, global, and polarized world.