What makes a truly effective missionary? This volume argues that inner calling, humble love, and unwavering faith set the path.
In Thoughts on the Qualifications of a Missionary, the author outlines how Christians are called to dedicate themselves to the spread of the gospel. It frames mission work as a shared obligation for all believers, not a special privilege for a few. The book explores the heart, mind, and spirit needed to endure sacrifice, self-denial, and trials in distant lands.
- A genuine call to go, felt as an inward impulse paired with a sincere desire to obey.
- Enlightened love that understands human fallenness and the depth of divine mercy.
- Humility that relies on God for strength, recognizing all true ability comes from Him.
- Willingness to endure separation from home and loved ones for the sake of others.
Ideal for readers of religious history, Christian thought, and missionary studies seeking a grounded, spiritual perspective on vocation.