Discover how missions shape faith in action and broaden the reach of the church.
This concise exploration delves into the Great First-Work of the Church—Missions, showing why global outreach matters and how it changes lives at home and abroad.
Framed around historical and practical perspectives, the book links biblical imperatives with modern stewardship. It discusses the church’s responsibility to spread the gospel, invest in education and literature, and foster international partnership, all while highlighting the United States as a frontline field for mission effort.
- Learn why missions have defined the New Testament and how early believers inspired a worldwide moving of the gospel.
- Explore how home churches can sustain and grow mission work through funding, volunteering, and strategic programs.
- See how global contexts—from Africa to Latin America to Asia—shape opportunities for service and leadership.
- Understand practical approaches to stewardship, giving, and building a lasting mission program.
Ideal for readers of church history, mission theology, and people looking to deepen their involvement in global outreach through informed, actionable steps.