EMQ articles
Evangelical Missions Quarterly, from 1964 to the current issue. Page 100 of 160 · 3,822 in all.
The Road to Conversion: The Latest Research
A Christian researcher soon learns that the workings of God cannot be reduced to simple patterns, but there is general agreement that most instances of conversion fall into three broad categories.
Incarnational Ministry: A Critical Examination
We need to ask some hard questions about the incarnational model: Is it realistic? Is it honest? Is it suitable for the long haul? Is it appreciated?
How to Meet the Needs of Women on Your Team
It makes sense to consider the potential of women and to look for ways to affirm and develop them.
Adult Mks: How Different Are They?
A study comparing MKs’ field experiences with psychosocial development, and the overall psychosocial development of MKs with nonMKs.
Helping Missionaries Do Their Best at Home
Local church leaders can help missionaries in the time they spend at our churches in at least three ways.
Let My People Grow: Counseling as a Way to Maturity in Christ
Missionary counseling.
Tiny Rwanda Shines as Example of Cluster Church Planting
How did the rapid growth in Rwanda happen in such short time?
We Need to Work Together to Develop Good Relationships
While most of today’s growth in African churches may be the result of local churches multiplying themselves in biblical fashion, we cannot deny that in Africa there are places where pioneer work is still needed, even in so-called evangelized countries.
Global Report
Interviews with Church and Mission Leaders in Eastern Europe.
The Role of Africans in the World Mission of the Church
How are Africans best going to participate in the evangelization of Africa and the rest of the world?
Global Report: Major Trends in the World and the Church
Reports from around the world.
Language Learning Is for Kids at Heart
Language is something we all learned as kids without a lot of thought or stress. Adults, on the other hand, struggle with learning another language.
Peyote: Its Appeal to Indian Church Defectors
Even a cursory investigation of the Peyote Cult reveals that much of its attraction stems from identification with the Navajo’s worldview and cultural values, rather than those of the West’s theoretical, theological abstractions.
Jerusalem to Antioch to the World: A Biblical Missions Strategy
I am constantly intrigued and challenged whenever I look at the logic and strategy of the young missionary church in the book of Acts, as it sought to “make disciples of all nations” (Matt. 28:19).
World Missions and Relief: Are We Losing Our Perspective?
Even noble ends at times may lure us into questionable, sub-Christian means.
A Marijuana-based Income for the Ngombe Church?
What is the church’s answer to a marijuana-based (or, in other countries a coca-based) economy?
Church and Mission in Nepal: The Development of a Unique Relationship
Nepal was closed politically and economically, as well as religiously, for almost 150 years. Nevertheless, God was preparing the way for when the doors would open.
Lone Ranger: Yes or No?
A look at the advantages and disadvantages of two tentmaker modes.
Global Report: Major Trends in the World and the Church
Reports from around the world.
Language Learning Is for Kids at Heart
Language is something we all learned as kids without a lot of thought or stress. Adults, on the other hand, struggle with learning another language.
Peyote: Its Appeal to Indian Church Defectors
Even a cursory investigation of the Peyote Cult reveals that much of its attraction stems from identification with the Navajo’s worldview and cultural values, rather than those of the West’s theoretical, theological abstractions.
Jerusalem to Antioch to the World: A Biblical Missions Strategy
I am constantly intrigued and challenged whenever I look at the logic and strategy of the young missionary church in the book of Acts, as it sought to “make disciples of all nations” (Matt. 28:19).
World Missions and Relief: Are We Losing Our Perspective?
Even noble ends at times may lure us into questionable, sub-Christian means.
A Marijuana-based Income for the Ngombe Church?
What is the church’s answer to a marijuana-based (or, in other countries a coca-based) economy?