
Paul: The Catalyst, Not the Solo Planter
How the Apostle Paul Multiplied Leaders and Sparked a Movement of Church Plants When we think of the Apostle Paul, it’s easy to picture him

From Tabernacle to the World
What we know of as the church today was very different from the Tabernacle of the Old Testament. While the purpose is still the same,

Developing A Strategy For Starting A Missions Program
Ask any Pastor or Mission Director how their Mission Program is going. The usual response is that we are sending $50 – $100 a month

A Biblical Basis for Sending
There has been a lot of discussion, possibly arguments, about the definition of a missionary. Are we all called to be missionaries or should that
How Vision Drives Strategy
Vision Defined: One of the most important ingredients in the life of a Church or Mission is Vision. Simply put, it is what God has

Combating the Virus With Love and Intentionality
It seems hard to believe that seven months into 2020 we are still dealing with this worldwide killer called “Covid 19”. Each news broadcast is

Together on Mission with God: A Biblical Basis for Partnership
“Two are better than one” is a statement most people would affirm, at least until the two are left fighting over a single cinnamon roll.

Ministry After COVID-19
By Wayne Dinsbeer, Church Partnership Lead This blog is being written on a day our nation is celebrating a group of people who
In this current situation, consider the persecuted church
Covid-19 has contaminated hundreds of thousands of people with infections increasing dramatically daily. Some have projected the total number of those affected worldwide will be
And These Three Remain
Here we are in the midst of a world-wide pandemic and Coronavirus or COVID-19 has taken over everything. Virtually everything we hear, read and talk
When Business Supports Missions: 4 Ways BaaM Contributes To Missions Endeavors
Mary sat in the audience of the church one morning listening to her pastor reading a request from some of the church’s missionaries. The missionaries
Where Is Your “There”?
Traveling recently, I had the opportunity to see many diverse people traveling through both busy and not so busy airports. Even the not so busy