Voices of Missiology
Announcement: Voices of Missiology is a video series of conversations with senior U.S. missiologists. We discuss how missions and missiology have changed over the decades. Don’t miss them!
New Research on Reaching Non-Christians in the US
In a new report released today, US pastors share their views on reaching non-Christians. In this post, I address some of the encouraging numbers.
5 Shifts Toward Engaging the AI Brain with the Gospel
In this second post, Walter Edwards and I address five practical steps to sharing the gospel when people off-load their thinking and responses to AI.
AI and a Missing Element in Missionary Training
While the mind has been affected by the Fall, critical thinking remains. But what if people want AI to be their authority and substitute for critical thought when confronted with the gospel?
Use of AI Guardrails in Missions
Is it possible to establish appropriate guardrails when using AI for global Kingdom purposes? In this post, we share recent research of one agency’s attempt at just that.
Two Earthshaking Conclusions about AI
Is AI bad or good for ministry? Debates continue. Guardrails, instead of prohibitions, are necessary
Countries with Rise in Religious Hostilities
What countries have elevated levels of religious hostilities? Here are findings from a new Pew Research Center report.
Why I Use “Apostolic”
Here are two reasons why I frequently use the word “apostolic” when it comes to the Church’s church planting work.
Evangelical Growth in Least Reached States
Where are the US states that experienced the greatest evangelical percentage growth in the past 40 years? What are those numbers? How should the Church respond?