MI101 Introducing Global Missions

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Introduction to Global Missions (MI101) introduces the reality of the rapidly changing sociopolitical world of the last 70 years. Don Fanning establishes working definitions for common terms and traces the mission impetus of God in both the Old and New Testaments. He explores the development of a theology of mission, reviews a history of missions from the first century to the present, and assesses possible directions for global missions in the future based on current trends. Fanning also discusses practical matters of preparing for missions, developing a strategy for a proposed mission, understanding cross-cultural considerations, fund-raising, and interacting with other religions of the world.

Introduction

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Introducing the Speaker

Introducing the Speaker

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The Mission of Missions Continues

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The Beginning of Missions

The Beginning of Missions

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Missions in the Reformation

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Pre-Reformation “Evangelicals”

Pre-Reformation “Evangelicals”

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The Golden Age of Missions

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The Status of Missions in 1800

The Status of Missions in 1800

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Missions in Transition

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Everything Is Changing

Everything Is Changing

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Hearing God’s Call

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The Call to Salvation

The Call to Salvation

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Preparing a Missionary to Go

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Identifying Potential Missionaries

Identifying Potential Missionaries

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Preparing a Church to Send

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The Sending Church

The Sending Church

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Conclusion

Missions Show the Heart of God

Missions Show the Heart of God

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Appendix

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Special Terms to Know, Part 1

Special Terms to Know, Part 1

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Appendix: Screencasts

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Researching Early Christian Persecution with Studies in Early Church History

Researching Early Christian Persecution with Studies in Early Church History

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