A while back I was invited to speak to a group called Theology on Tap about "The Gospel in a Post-Christian World.  The topic, it see...

Hendrik Kraemer (1888-1965) was a lay Dutch missiologist and prominent figure in the ecumenical movement from Dutch Reformed Church in the...

This post explores the way the church and mission are related and developed in three documents written between 1951 and 1967: “The Church in...

In my assessment, no other early 20th century missiologist is more in vogue than Roland Allen.  His books are being widely recommended and...

In 2010, Ed Stetzer and Warren Bird published Viral Churches , sounding a call for church multiplication movements through "churches ...

Missionary, Missiologist and Ecumenist Biography James Edward Lesslie Newbigin was born on December 8, 1909 in Newcastle-on-Tyne, En...

Two thirds of the New Testament was written, it appears, by a missionary named Paul.  Furthermore, a large portion of the book of Acts is ...

As the Father has sent me, so I send you. ~ Jesus Ed Stetzer begins with this foundational saying of Jesus in order to launch into his di...

To put words in the mouth of Vincent J. Donovan:  After a futile century of missionary strategies in Africa that centered on purchasing ...