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One of the more significant movements in missions over the past century has been the growth of movements of house churches. There are several recent works about house churches in Asia, Africa, and North America. However, there seems to be extraordinarily little...
The first modern North American missionaries began to arrive in the late 1970s, with the majority moving into Poland after the fall of communism in 1989. My goal was to analyze the strategies and methods of North American mission agencies in relationship to the...
In this lecture, the speaker emphasizes the importance of incorporating questions into apologetics alongside providing answers to inquiries about the Christian Faith. Drawing from biblical examples, the lecturer points out that God himself often posed questions to...
In this lecture, the focus is on presenting compelling evidence for Christ's Resurrection, especially in the context of evangelism and apologetics in the Middle East. The lecture begins by delving into 1 Corinthians chapter 15, where Paul emphasizes the significance...
This lecture explores the doctrine of election and its impact on missions. The doctrine, often misunderstood, raises questions about the necessity of missions if God has already chosen who will be saved. The speaker draws on biblical and historical examples to...