The blogs related to missions receive some of the highest readership on my blog site. I have compiled the top read missions blogs below with links to the individual blog you are interested in. I hope this can be a resource to missionaries, supporters and mission committees in local churches.
Missions and Europe: Should we be sending missionaries to a place that has been evangelized in the past?
Partnerships in missions: Five key principles
Can the great cities of Europe be re-evangelized
Accountability for missionaries: Rethinking the paradigm
The both/and of missions: The gospel and compassion
What is missions? Be careful how you define your missions efforts
Short term missions: Doing it right
Mission agencies: choose wisely
The nine critical shifts that must take place in missions today
Helpful and wise words from a veteran missionary to the US church
What I wish my supporters understood about my work
A wake call for missions: the world is moving to the city
Sticker shock in missions
Best practices for training overseas
Strategic missions strategy: leveraging your investment
Missionary support team building: very tough work
Holistic Missions: Cautions and opportunities
Bride over Brand
TED talk at the Mission Exchange on critical shifts that need to take place in the mission world today
Parents: A major inhibitor to sending new missionaries
It really is a very bad idea
Changing antiquated local church mission strategies
Muslims are not the problem
Straight talk about results in missions
Disappointment in missions
Leadership in missions
Missions in the 21'st century: Two circles, one goal
From leader to partner in Global Missions
What kind of churches should we be planting around the world?
Western vs. indigenous missionaries
Missions and the Holy Spirit
Determining what missionaries to support
The changing face of world missions
1 comment:
I read your "what is missions" post and I saw you give examples and biblical ones at that but I never saw an actual ---here is my definition to wrestle with.
It felt like when someone asks...what is love. No one defines it but they give me examples of what it looks like. A mother holding her baby, a husband embracing his wife...what is it?
Same with missions....how do you define it?
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