The Church should always be in a state of reformation. If this is true, then we should not fear the newfangled. Too much is at stake.

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!

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.

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?

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.

Is AI bad or good for ministry? Debates continue. Guardrails, instead of prohibitions, are necessary

Next year marks the 100th anniversary since the publication of one of Roland Allen’s most influential works. Here is a glimpse of what might be forthcoming in 2027.

Do we have room for an apostolic imagination which guides our theologies, strategies, and methods on the field? Such would allow us to keep movement and maturity together.

After nineteen years as a pastor, here are nine things I should have done to lead the church to the nations.