The Pentecost Sunday Initiative will come to life this Sunday as preachers in pulpits all over the world proclaim the transforming, renewing, empowering truth of the Holy Spirit.
Imagine preaching the Good News of Jesus on the corner of Pennsylvania Ave., in Washington, D.C. Or holding an evangelistic crusade on the Mall near the prestigious row of Smithsonian museums…
In many areas of the world, pastors don’t have an opportunity to attend high school, much less seminary. Indeed, ministry training choices are not an option for most pastors in foreign nations—especially pastors who live in poor and remote areas, according to Phil Long, president of Global Action.
Muslims from Libya, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Yemen, Syria, Algeria, Kuwait, Iraq, and Morocco are coming to Jesus as they have their questions about the Christian faith answered on air.
A pastor from North Carolina suggests that modern missions may be overlooking a vast mission field that’s right at our feet. Scott T. Brown, a long-time advocate for church and family reformation, maintains, “There are many mission fields, but the family presents what may be the greatest untapped evangelistic opportunity before the Church today.
The Spirit-empowered church in Latin America has witnessed revival over the last few decades. As a new generation of leaders arises, the question is whether or not the revival will continue—and even grow.
