Editoroal
AM Devotional; Comfort comfort my people: The Duty of Encouragement to Guide Leaders
Isaiah 40 Comfort, comfort my people says your God. As Apostles, those sent out into the world, we are the ones set apart for the Gospel, but also set apart by the gospel. We have all had the spiritually illuminating word of God spoken over our lives, and when it was spoken, the encouragement that came with it was like the bright sunshine that beams down on you on a slightly breezy summer's day.
AM Intl Devotional: I Am Not Ashamed of the Gospel
Romans 1:16 For I am not ashamed of the gospel, because it is the power of God that brings salvation to everyone who believes: first to the Jew, then to the Gentile. Today is a difficult time where more and more people are finding it normal to live without God.
AM NA Prepares Apologetics Workshop to Raise Strong Campus Leaders
Apostolos Missions North America is preparing for the Summer Membership Training to take place at the end of June. One of the most promising activities is an Apologetics Workshop. The purpose of this workshop is to equip students with the answers to tough questions that students may ask on campus
AM Column: How to Unite With Others the Biblical Way (Part 2)
There are many scriptures that teach this, but to save us an exhaustive journey through the word of God, we will focus on one theme. In part one, the theme was authenticity. Today, it's the sometimes dreaded theme of obedience. Part 2 will feature more examples from the Bible and how they can end up playing out practically in our daily relationships.
AM Column: How to Unite With Others the Biblical Way, Part 1
There are many scriptures that teach this, but to save us an exhaustive journey through the word of God, we will focus on one theme- Authenticity. In a future devotion, we will look at others such as obedience.
AM Editorial: The History of Youth Short-term Mission Trips
The Oxford dictionary defines the word missionary as "a person sent on a religious mission, especially one sent to promote Christianity in a foreign country." It comes from the mid 17th century: from modern Latin missionaries, meaning "act of sending" or mittere, meaning "to send." The word missionary was used in light of its biblical usage. In the Latin translation of the Bible, Christ uses the word when sending the disciples to preach in his name.
AM HQ Shares Top 10: Things To Do for Summer Campus Mission
If you've done college mission long enough, you're likely to run into this problem: The campus that once seemed like a harvest field overflowing with potential leaders is now going through a summertime drought. In this situation, what is a college leader to do? Here is a top 10 list of what you can do in this preparation season
AM HQ Shares Fellowship & Activity Ideas for Campus Mini-Retreats
Apostolos Missions International chapters are preparing mini-retreats for this upcoming Easter. The retreats are centered on the Word, but will also include a time of activities. Various leaders have requested ideas for how to engage in Bible-centered fun after the time of Bible study. Here are some ideas for chapters. More details can be found in AM's Basic Evangelism Strategies Guidebook.
HQ Models Exemplar Fellowships to Fulfill Ecumenical Requisite
AM International is modeling (or benchmarking) various fellowships that have a similar vision and direction. One former fellowship is called the Student Volunteer Movement for Foreign Missions (SVM). This movement revived mission with an ecumenical spirit and succeeded in mobilizing thousands of university students in the U.S. for world mission.
AM Intl Studies Mission & Ecumenism for Mission Development
Apostolos Missions International is continually sharing its vision and clear direction for the coming years. Plans for the next five-year have already gone underway. However, AM's vision as an ecumenical organization and reason for existence will continue to expand following the example of revivalists and famous movement leaders.
Shine A Light
The world looks pretty bleak most of the time. As the years progress, there are advancements that shine a ray of hope and positivity.
Tackling College Ministry in a Post-Christian Culture
Post-Christianity is marked as the loss of Christianity as the dominant or supreme worldview in society. Namely, Western values, have transitioned from holding the Bible as the authoritative guide to world affairs, to becoming a god for themselves and considering faith and religious commitment as unimportant.
AM Prays To Be A Light of Hope Amidst World Tragedies
AM International offers prayers for world peace and salvation through Jesus Christ in the wake of great world tragedies. Students at AM Columbia have been meditating on the history and direction of God as described in the Bible.
AM International Inherits Legacy of World Evangelization
Apostolos Mission International (AM) is proudly continuing the legacy of world evangelization as established by American missiologist, Ralph D. Winter. Ralph D. Winter was an accomplished missiologist and missionary who opened a new paradigm regarding the role of churches, mission structures, and outreach among unreached people groups. His strategy and approach to mission was a watershed transition that opened the door for the world to know the Gospel.
Promoting Ecumenicalism Towards The Harvesting of Lost Sheep
Apostolos Missions International (AM) is re-evaluating its mission and purpose to serve as a platform for diverse bodies to participate in the work of God. Among many fellowships and organizations, AM has a unique presence as an ecumenical body that seeks to underrate minor doctrinal conflicts and accept one another as the body of Christ