COMMENTS When most people think of “Mission Field (s),” the likely first thought is someone struggling to share the Gospel in a faraway third-world country. While this can be true, it is also true that, for most of us, our ministry, our mission field is right outside the door of our church and home. When … More Sunday Sermon Series- “Mission Field” – 10/12/2025
Long has the argument gone against Covenant Theology, ‘if you truly believe God choses then you also must believe there is no need to evangelize or for missions.’ Of course as someone who sits on a mission committee for the (RBNet)Reformed Baptist Network, is say hogwash. Covenant theology does not eliminate Matthew 28:18-20, it magnifies … More 3 Reasons Definite Atonement is Basic to Biblical Missions
The End for Evelyn “Granny” Brand Tears streaking her cheeks, Evie Brand pleaded with her mission board. Rules were rules, they answered. She was too old to go back to India. She must retire. Evie had sacrificed her comforts, her tiny income, her family for the work. With her husband, Jesse, she had pioneered on … More Today in Church History
1 Chronicles 16:24 Declare His glory among the nations, His wonders among all peoples. (NKJV) Cantad entre las gentes su gloria, Y en todos los pueblos sus maravillas. (RVR 1960) I just returned from the annual Reformed Baptist Network Conference in Coconut Creek Florida. It was a great time of business, edification, fellowship, Glorification and … More Missions Work is not New
Here are three Sermons I highly recommend on Missions from the RBNet conference I am attending this week.
Sanctified Last night I had the great pleasure of hearing Dr. Hensworth Jonas preach. His topic in keeping with this years theme was “Faithful Missions in Hostile Times” using John 17:13-19 as his text. But now I come to You, and these things I speak in the world, that they may have My joy fulfilled … More Biblical Contentment, Part X
NOTE THE REAL STORY HERE IS CHRIST CAN CHANGE A HARDEN HEART! Florence Matheny, Missionary to Japan “She was a very attractive young lady, the most attractive young lady I had ever met.” That is how Jacob “Jake” DeShazer remembered his early acquaintance with Florence Matheny. Jake was one of the Doolittle Raiders in World … More Today in Church History
Chad Vegas | March 28, 2019 “The true privilege for American Christians, and all Christians, is not found in the pigmentation of our skin, but the eternal state of our souls.” We are called to share the Good News to those who have not heard it, that is the mandate set forth by Christ Jesus … More Gospel Privilege and Global Missions
This article was brought to my attention by my friend Trevor Johnson who has been serving as a missionary to an URP group in Papua Indonesia** for many years. I am using a post he put on Facebook as my into here. – Mike Prioritizing the least-reached: There are many works we could be … More MISSIONS STATS: THE CURRENT STATE OF THE WORLD
February 25, 2019 · by Daniel Pentimone This is a guest post by my friend Trevor Johnson, a missionary to the remote Korowai people of central Papua, Indonesia. Please enjoy his unique perspective on modern mission work! April 1874 – the British Empire’s treasury pays £500 for the missionary David Livingstone’s funeral (around £38,000 today). A steamer … More FIVE SECULAR MYTHS ABOUT MISSIONS
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