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Biblical Community and the Great Commission
The Great Commission was never meant to be carried out alone. This paper explores how biblical community strengthens discipleship, mission, and gospel witness, calling the church to pursue deeper relationships as it participates in God’s global...
Jesus for the Curious: The Moment We’re In
Many people are more spiritually curious than we realise. This article explores how Christians can engage today’s culture with curiosity, conversation, and genuine care – opening natural pathways for sharing the gospel in a skeptical world....
Theology of the Body | Health for all Nations
In a time of rapid cultural shifts and increasing confusion about what it means to be human, the Church is often perceived as lagging behind in responding to the deep questions surrounding human identity, embodiment, and the pursuit of health,...
Jesus for the Curious | Proclamation Evangelism
Many people today are spiritually curious but cautious about Christianity. How can we engage in natural, meaningful conversations that lead to Jesus? In this Lausanne Proclamation Evangelism Network and Global Network of Evangelists gathering, Rev....
Kingdom Character for Leaders with Dr. Joshua Bogunjoko | Leading in the Way of Jesus
In this first session of a 10-part global webinar series from the *Lausanne Movement’s Leadership Development Issue Network**, we explore what it truly means to lead with **kingdom character* in uncertain times.Drawing from the **Sermon on the Mount...
Sermon on the Mount: Humility in Leadership
In this second session of a 10-part global webinar series from the Lausanne Movement’s Leadership Development Issue Network, we explore the essential role of humility in Christian leadership. Drawing from the first Beatitude in the Sermon on the...
Spiritual Formation with Dr. Asia Williamson | Leading in the Way of Jesus
In this third session of a 10-part global webinar series from the Lausanne Movement’s Leadership Development Issue Network, we explore spiritual formation for kingdom living through the Sermon on the Mount. Drawing from Matthew 5–7 and the work of...
African Diasporas and the Development of Diaspora Missiology
This gathering was the second session in the Global Diaspora Network series, exploring the richness, challenges, and missional significance of African diasporas in today’s global context. Featuring Dr. Bulus Galadima, catalyst for the Diaspora Issue...
Filipino Diasporas and the Development of Diaspora Missiology
This webinar explores the Filipino diaspora’s global presence and its missional significance, highlighting current migration realities, key statistics, and practical insights for diaspora ministry. Continuing the conversation around diaspora...
The Whole Church Across Every Sphere
Reframing Sphere Sovereignty and Missional Integration Faith is not confined to church life. This article reframes sphere sovereignty, showing how family, work, culture, technology, and public life intersect — and calling the whole church to live...
Adaptive Leadership: Leading in disruptive and stormy times
In disruptive and unpredictable times, leadership cannot rely on fixed plans alone. This Global Analysis explores adaptive leadership, showing how flexibility, creativity, empathy, shared decision-making, and courageous learning can help churches...
Mission Frontiers September-October 2026
Becoming Alongsiders How does an outsider know what to contextualize? Should the outsiders just sit back and let the insiders make all the decisions? Is alongsiding just another fad, or the golden key to open all ministry doors, or maybe a "Third...
Uma série sobre discipulado global
Tornando-se um Discípulo Global Becoming a Global Disciple Fé mais profunda. Missão mais ampla. O discipulado global tem início no coração de Deus pelas nações e ganha expressão concreta por meio da vida da igreja local. Esta série de vídeos em...
Una serie de discipulado global
Ser un discípulo global Profundizar en la fe. Ensanchar en la misión. El discipulado global comienza con el corazón de Dios por las naciones y toma forma a través de la vida de la iglesia local. Esta serie de videos, compuesta por cinco episodios,...
Une série sur la vie de disciple mondial
Approfondir sa foi. Élargir son horizon missionnaire. Être un disciple pour le monde commence par le cœur de Dieu pour les nations et prend forme à travers la vie de l’Église locale. Cette série de vidéos en cinq parties est conçue pour aider les...
Rise of Asia
Asia's rapid growth is reshaping the future of global mission. This report explores the continent's opportunities and challenges, highlighting the rise of Asian churches, cross-cultural mission movements, and the need for renewed, collaborative...
A Brief Understanding of the Current Security Situation in Mali
Mali’s deepening security crisis is placing communities and churches under growing pressure. Mohamed Ag Infa Yattara traces its roots, explains the spread of violence, and calls the global church to pray for protection, perseverance, and gospel...
A Thriving and Bleeding Church: Understanding Persecution in Nigeria
Nigeria’s church is both vibrant and deeply wounded. Gideon Para-Mallam examines the complex realities of Christian persecution, challenging simplistic narratives and calling the global church to recognise suffering, pursue justice, and stand with...
What Happens After Everyone Goes Home
Twenty years of stories from two gatherings that never really ended—and an invitation to the next one. The friends who stayed Martha Wame, Papua New GuineaAbdulkadir Adewale Adams, Nigeria The callings that surprised everyone Isac Abimanyu,...
Why Mental Health Matters for the Church and Global Mission
Mental health challenges affect millions of people around the world—but what if caring for the mind and emotions is not just a pastoral concern, but a critical part of the church’s mission? Jason Watson speaks with Dr. Gladys Mwiti, a Kenyan...
Why Christian Leaders Fall—and How to Get Them Right
Why do so many leadership transitions fail—and what does it actually take to hand over leadership in a way that strengthens, rather than harms, the ministry? In this episode of the Lausanne Movement Podcast, Jason Watson speaks with Steve Woodworth...
The Hidden Gap in Christian Leadership: Knowing Christ vs Becoming Like Christ
Why do so many leaders know Christ deeply—yet struggle to become like him? Jason Watson speaks with Herman Moldez about the often-overlooked gap between knowing Christ and becoming like him. Drawing from decades of ministry experience, Herman...
Where Christ Is Not Yet Known: Frontier Mission and Leadership for the Long Haul
What does it take to bring the gospel where Christ is not yet known—and remain faithful for the long haul? Jason Watson speaks with Janelle Stoops about calling, cost, perseverance, and leadership formation in frontier mission. Drawing from her...
Why Do So Many Christian Leaders Fall—and What It Takes to Finish Well
Why do gifted Christian leaders fall—and what kind of formation helps us finish well? Jason Watson speaks with Malcolm Webber about why so many Christian leaders fall—and why the answer is not simply better information, stronger gifting, or more...
Why Easter 2033 Cannot Be Business as Usual
The 2,000th anniversary of the resurrection presents an extraordinary opportunity for the church to invite the world to hear the gospel and celebrate the risen Jesus. Will we seize it—or allow Easter 2033 to become business as usual? Jason Watson...
Faithfulness and Mission in a Least-Reached Nation: Lessons from Japan
What does it look like to lead in one of the least-reached nations on earth? Miho Buchholtz reflects on how serving in Japan requires patient, faithful witness. Learn about ministry in a secular culture, church planting, personal healing, and...
Recognizing the Limits of Generational Theory
Over the last few decades, churches and mission agencies have increasingly applied generational theory to understand the generations and develop some relevant strategies to serve the targeted groups. It has proven to be valuable in bridging the...
The Constructive Use of Generational Insights
Many studies on Gen Z— people born between 1996 and 2010—tend to highlight the negative aspects inherent in young people. It is quite familiar language to hear that they are addicted to screens, that they suffer from mental health issues (including...
Rethinking ‘Reaching’ the Next Generation
A few months ago, I ran into a young man that I had met several months earlier. We had interacted only a few times before. This time we were both traveling through the Denver airport. Thanks to social media, we discovered we were both waiting on...
Honoring Shared Humanity Across Generations
I recently asked a church to imagine a world without teenagers. I wanted to illustrate how our thoughts concerning age groups and generations are often adopted from the wider culture without questioning their validity or helpfulness....Instead of a...