The Challenges of Distance Theological Education
Challenges and opportunities of distance formation for church workers.
Read article →Explore selected essays and journal articles on the mission of the church, biblical theology, theological education, and the challenges of communicating the Gospel across cultures.
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Challenges and opportunities of distance formation for church workers.
Read article →Why theological formation and the Church’s mission belong together.
Read article →On Luther’s oratio, meditatio, tentatio, the theology of the cross, and the formation of pastors and missionaries through the experience of trial.
Read article (PDF) →The challenges and promise of congregational life across cultures.
Read article →Mission opportunities arising as people move across the globe.
Read article →A discussion of worldwide migration in relation to the mission of God.
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How translation can communicate the Gospel faithfully while accounting for context.
Read article →An earlier treatment of mission and contextualization in Spanish.
Read PDF →An early Christian city as a bridge for the spread of the Gospel.
Read article →A theological account of the mission of the Church.
Read PDF →Historical reflections on Lutheran mission in Latin America.
Read PDF →Reflections on employing and supporting national missionaries.
Read PDF →Historical reflections on Las Casas and mission in the Americas.
Read PDF →Reflections on international church and mission partnerships.
Read PDF →The shifting religious landscape and its consequences for mission.
Read PDF →The relationship between justification, Christian vocation, and the church’s mission.
Read article →Reflections on the shifting global presence of Christianity and its implications for mission.
Read article →The 2026 Guatemala mission-history paper is also listed in the En Español section.
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