Through the years I have known and conversed with many well-known mission scholars who focus on social justice and political theology. I sha...

Another important book on movements has released: Living Fire: Advancing God’s Kingdom in Challenging Places , by Aychi B.R. with Dave Coles...

In September 2024, Lausanne Global Analysis published David Williams’ article, Disciple-Making Movements: Applying a Faithful Balance . Whi...

It is increasingly common for me to slowly study a book with which I don’t agree and that has glaring limitations, yet is still incredibly p...

“ This is a movement like nobody's ever seen before and, frankly, this was, I believe, the greatest political movement of all time. ” –...

In attending conferences recently, I’ve noticed a trend gaining traction among some ministries to Muslims. I sometimes meet individuals who ...

From September 22-28, 2024, I had the privilege of attending The Fourth Lausanne Congress in South Korea and blogged my thoughts and summar...

Friday’s theme was “Leadership and Servanthood.” The text was Acts 20:13-38. Philip Ryken, President of Wheaton College and a good basketbal...

Today’s focus is on Faith in the Workplace. We watched an inspiring video and sermon by Julia Garschagen , which explored this theme through...

Today’s theme is Persecution and Mission. Acts 8:1-4 & 11:19-26 was wonderfully expounded by Patrick Fung. Two key quotes: Here is a gos...

Today is the 50 th birthday of Lausanne(!!!), and the theme for today is “Missional Community.” This morning’s exposition was done by Anne ...

In L3 Cape Town 2010 we studied Ephesians – each of the 6 days featured an exposition on one chapter. Here in L4, we have six days though th...

I’m here in Incheon, South Korea for Lausanne 4. The theme this round is is “ Let the Church Declare and Display Christ Together .” I’ve dec...

Last year I wrote a post that received some attention and I offered it for publication with Mission Frontiers . They asked that I expand on ...

The latest issue of IJFM is out, titled Homogeneity and Hybridity: Does McGavran’s Homogeneous Unit Principle fit the Realities of a Multie...

We tend by a secret law of the soul to move toward our mental image of God. This is true not only of the individual Christian, but of the co...

New book alert: Cabbages in the Desert: How God Transformed a Devout Muslim and Catalyzed Disciple Making Movements among Unreached Peoples ...

Ramadan is just around the corner, and if you're interested in interceding for Muslims, you can sign up at https://pray4movement.org/ram...

Today marks day 15 in the current episode of this decades-long conflict, but this time it feels different. The last two weeks have been a ne...

Previously we looked at the splintering end of “institutional” Evangelicalism and proposed that microchurch movements could be an avenue fo...

This brief post contains a bit of my journey in the last year. I’m trying to give a voice to the "politically homeless" and also t...

The term “managerial missiology” has been employed much in the past two decades as a blanket term to critique anything “Western” that looks ...

Below is a compilation of all the “official” reviews of Motus Dei: The Movement of God to Disciple the Nations that I have come across to d...

Morpheus, Gandalf, Yoda, Professor X, Alan Hirsch. Iconic mentor figures who provide guidance, wisdom, and mystical aid to the protagonists ...

Ramadan begins March 22 and ends with Eid al-Fitr on April 21. You can sign up to pray for a Muslim city, country, or people group here: htt...