This blog looks at America’s cultural drive for “more” and how it shapes our lives, values, and approach to global mission partnerships.

This blog helps the global church better understand American culture—starting with our deep desire to be heroes and problem-solvers.

Here is Part 3 of a series on what Americans can learn from the global church.

Here is Part 2 of a series on what Americans can learn from the global church.

Here is Part 1 of a series on what Americans can learn from the global church.

Consider these thoughts about evaluating progress as you start to look back on this year.

Maybe this painful story from my own journey can be helpful.

There are unique contributions that African American churches bring to the global church.

Can we have greater success and resilience by redefining the way we engage change?

Let’s talk about what is right with the church (part 2).

Let’s talk about what is right with the church (part 1).

What missions applications can we glean from the recent eclipse?

How can we be sure we measure the important things?

What can Paul teach us about how to measure our mission works?

Maybe there are advantages White people are not even aware of.

How to identify a few things that can get in the way of helping people get to Jesus.

Are we getting the point of the parable?

How can you get the best out of your mission efforts?

Could we be communicating unintentional messages when we “invite people to the table”?

Is there a wrong way to be right?!

How does God call us to respond to the horrible conflict between Hamas and Israel?

What role should we seek to have in God’s global mission? Perhaps “midwife”?!