Prioritizing the Great Commission in a time of lock down
Times change but our call never does. More than ever is the world in need of hope, of comfort, of good news. Many doors close as we speak. Our traditional ways of evangelising will not be possible for a time. But we have the Spirit of God. His power in us will enable us to find new ways. In times
Continue ReadingThe Six Lies I Tell at Mission Conferences
Two thousand years ago, Jesus told us to share the Good News with all the nations (Matthew 24:14). So, why has this task not been completed? Think about this – what if the Great Commission were an exam? What grade would we get? Well, there are currently 10,271 people groups around the world. Out of those 10,271different people groups, there
Continue ReadingA Battle for Souls
Our previous articles have highlighted renewed persecution in China, as well as the system of prison camps, where both Muslim minorities and Christians are being held without trail. But what is going on behind the scenes? Potential for repression This massive wave of religious persecution came unexpected for many, but looking back it was inevitable. When there is revival and
Continue ReadingLetter from the Office
Dear Reader, Greetings from the UK office! As you have received this newsletter, I want to thank you for partnering with us, through Gatekeepers, through prayer, or any other way that you stand with us. By joining with us to see the Great Commission fulfilled and the 10/40 window evangelised, we share in our burden for those who have not
Continue ReadingRevival as the echo of the Great Commission
Chasing revival was not just meant to be an interesting look at church history, but an amplifier of the call of the great commission ringing through the centuries. Contributing author Elisabeth Bell shares how engaging with this material confronted her with questions we should all stop and ask ourselves. From Episode 1 of Chasing Revival, Eugene Bach invites us to
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