Diaspora Missions
Resource Review: Islam and North America
In Islam and North America: Loving our Muslim Neighbors, Micah Fries and Keith Whitfield consider the reality of […]
Diaspora Missions
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Church Planting
Contextualization in the City
New York City can be an intimidating place for many. For my family, it was home. Over the […]
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Diaspora Missions
Intro to Contextualization
I teach church planting at an evangelical seminary in the Pacific Northwest. This semester, my online church planting […]
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Diaspora Missions
Four “Next Steps” For Participating in God’s Global Mission
It’s often said that through technology we are more connected today than we’ve ever been. Yet, if we’re […]
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Diaspora MissionsFrom the Four Corners: East & Southeast Asian American Churches
The Sent Life · From the Four Corners: East & Southeast Asian American Churches
Diaspora Missions
Overcoming Barriers to Sharing the Gospel with Your Muslim Neighbors
As I stepped into my neighbors’ home, I walked right in without taking my shoes off and proceeded […]
Diaspora Missions
Evangelizing our Foreign-Born Neighbors
The Sent Life · Evangelizing our Foreign-Born Neighbors – EP93
Diaspora Missions
Redefining Peoples and Places with Matthew Hirt
This week, Keelan and Scott are joined by SEBTS graduate Matthew Hirt as they discuss the importance of […]
Diaspora Missions
CRESCENT PROJECT’S Virtual Internship Program
Crescent Project’s Virtual Internship is an intensive, hands-on experience for committed Christians interested in becoming spiritual leaders and […]
Diaspora Missions
Outdo One Another: Reflections on Arab Hospitality
“It’s still early!” This is the standard response in the country where I live any time you prepare […]
Diaspora Missions
Break the Rules: Engaging Internationals as an American
A big part of my job is talking to church leaders about how they accomplish the Great Commission. […]
Diaspora Missions
Anti-Semitism, the Church’s Mission, and Our Jewish Neighbors
I live in the beautiful neighborhood of Crown Heights in North-Central Brooklyn. Historically, Crown Heights has been known […]
Diaspora Missions
The Nations Share Your Home. Are You Missing Them?
My hometown consists of less than four thousand people. Growing up, our community events, schools, sports teams and […]
Current Events
Bearing Witness to Jesus in a Racially Divided Society
Lesslie Newbigin was a British missionary who spent three decades ministering cross-culturally in India. When he “retired” to […]
Diaspora Missions
A Long Way from Home: From the Middle East to Southeastern
I came to the United States as a refugee almost three years ago. However, getting to this land […]
Current Events
A Conversation with Your Kids: Immigration and the Gospel
“Mom, Juan told me that he couldn’t come back to school anymore because the police are looking for […]
Diaspora Missions
When the Nations Become Our Neighbors: Understanding Diaspora Missions
Just a few blocks from the east side of downtown Houston is the cultural home of a longstanding […]
Church Planting
How Church Planting Changed My Family
My family is above average. No, we are not a family of amazing athletes, and we are not […]
Church Planting
Trends in North American Missions Today that Excite Me
I first shared the trends in this article a couple of years ago, and I thought it would […]
Church Planting
Researching Your City
It was a blustery January morning when I hailed a cab to take me across town. I had […]
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