Think Biblically
As those called to fulfill God’s mission to preach the Gospel to the ends of the earth, it is imperative that we stay connected with and immersed in God’s Word, for in its words we find spirit and life (John 6:63). God’s Word also serves as a compass and guide by providing principles and instruction as we help others learn how to live the Christian life in their local contexts. Below are some resources we hope you will find helpful as you seek to sink deep in the Word.
Blog
Sharing Christ with the Buddhists
Christians have often found it difficult to share the gospel with Buddhists. Buddhists have often found it difficult to become …
Missions – It’s not Optional
There is more to being a missionary than just deciding to go on an adventure! Missionaries need to know certain …
Missionaries on the Move: Why do we go out as Missionaries?
Every missionary will face the question. Dr. Jon Dybdahl did: The setting is still vivid in my mind. We stood …
Call to Mission
Sometimes we hear someone say, “I think God is calling me to mission.” Or “If God calls me, I’ll go.” …
God’s Mysterious Plans
Have you looked at the story of Gideon lately? I did and concluded that what God asked of Gideon was …
Revelation for Missionaries
I enjoy returning to the book of Revelation often in my personal worship times. I am beginning to realize that …
THE REMNANT MISSION: TO REVEAL AND PROCLAIM GOD’S GLORY
God has commissioned His remnant people to be partners with Him in mission. The three angels’ messages (Rev 14:6-12) outline …
Podcasts
Webinars
Third Culture Kids* (TCKs) are children who have spent a significant amount of time away from their parents’ home or passport country. Missionary Kids (MKs) are basically a more specific type of TCK, those whose parents serve as missionaries. With a growing globalized world, the number of TCKs has grown even though they’ve been around since ancient Bible times. In this Live Event, we explored TCKs in the Bible and lessons we can take from them that apply to modern TCKs.
At the Institute of World Mission, we have a passion to help Adventist missionaries grow as disciple-makers.
Our hearts go out to the many missionaries who become frustrated when traditional approaches (including proof-text Bible studies) fail them in oral, storytelling cultures.
We have prepared a webinar to help you combat this challenge.
Do we all read the Bible in the same way? Do we all glean the same insights from the Bible? To what extent does our culture impact what we see in the Scripture? What implications does this have to life and service of a missionary?
One of the five key goals for the Institute of World Mission is to help Adventist cross-cultural employees and missionaries think biblically about missions and its needs.
