How do you battle through the ups and downs of keeping a global vision alive.

Having grace with others that are growing in their heart for the world.  

At times the global Christian must say "Though none go with me, I still will follow."  

Are only some called to be involved in missions or is every Christian commanded?

Discover four questions to ask in discovering how God might be leading you (and which order to ask them in).

God is calling us to move forward in obedience and we discover His calling as we go.  

Discerning God's will for your life is more obvious than you might think.   Find out how to set your life on the right path.  

How do you keep your missions vision from burning out completely?

The World Christian life is foolishness to the world around us, but you are in good company.  

Why is love for God and His glory our great motivation.  

Hear mobilizer Paul Borthwick discuss what should motivate us in pursuing reaching the 10/40 Window.  

Should our idea of worship drive us toward more singing or more mission?

The bible has been clear about Jesus' command to go.  

One of the most powerful insights into world mission from John Piper, that missions is not the ultimate goal of the church.

How has the changing world impacted the changing methods of missions today?

If everyone is a missionary and everything we do is missions, everyone that is unreached will remain unreached.  

What is the biblical understanding of "calling" to mission?

The goal of Scripture is an intensely personal love for Jesus possessing your whole being.

Jesus gave us the supreme example of giving up all of His “rights” for a greater goal.

Why should anyone hear the Gospel twice before everyone has heard it once?

Why were you born now? Why were you not born 100 years ago, or tomorrow, or why were you not born today? Why were you born for such a time as this? The good news is that God has chosen you specifically for this time. It is not a mistake.

As we survey the world - and indeed, see that the harvest is ready, but oh where are the harvesters - I am chilled by the reality that our incompetence, laziness and disobedience to His Great Commission may cost us some of the harvest.

As mobilizers, what is it that we want students to do? Cross an ocean? Reach out to internationals? Pray for the world? These all are great things, however, we do not want to mobilize students to a single activity.

Many of us proclaim to be willing but our living for ourselves. We are living for the things we like to do. We like to entertain the thought that we’re willing to follow Jesus Christ, but the truth of the matter is that it is only with our lips that we are willing.

There is something wonderfully misleading, full of hallucination and delusion in this business of missionary calls. With many of us it is not a missionary call at all that we are looking for; it is a shove. There are a great many of us who would never hear a call if it came.

 Is it God’s fault that so few are hearing the gospel - or is it the Church’s? Aren’t we who love Jesus accountable to reach our generation with the gospel? Discover eight compelling reasons why to drop your excuses courtesy of Keith Green.

Keith Green discusses the top objections that most people give as to why missions is not for them.  

A compelling vision by William Booth of the lost and hopeless and those who have been rescued and called to help others.  "You must do it. With the light that is now broken in upon your mind, and the call that is now sounding in your ears, and the beckoning hands that are now before your eyes, you have no alternative."