Stewardship and Discipleship: Two Sides of the Same Coin
A call to recover a whole-life model of discipleship that understands every legitimate human activity as a response to God.
September 2010 issue
A historical issue exploring public service, whole-life discipleship, workplace mission, leadership, prayer, mission research, and creative evangelism.
Issue contents
Each summary introduces a historical article from September 2010. Titles, credits, and archive paths are retained for reference.
A call to recover a whole-life model of discipleship that understands every legitimate human activity as a response to God.
An example from South Africa considers how mission can take shape in the workplace.
A reflection on engaging public life creatively and bringing excellence to work and testimony.
An interview-format profile covering family, training, evangelism, and ministry experience in Europe.
A historical interview about Operation World and the role of informed prayer in global mission.
Six Christian principles offered as a framework for public service.
A general overview of definitions, history, and database material related to people-group information.
A historical assessment of language learning and outreach among priority unreached people groups.
Reasons for Christian participation in politics, with counsel for public servants and those supporting them.
A collection of mission-related news items recorded at the time of publication in September 2010.
A historical report on Brazilian delegates gathering for meetings and prayer in June 2010.
An example of creative, context-aware outreach using chocolate in Europe.
Reading guide
World Mission Pulse presents this material as a historical archive. The summaries help readers scan the issue while the article pages preserve its fuller arguments and original publication setting.
Review the issue focus on public life, service, stewardship, and discipleship.
Use the labels to distinguish themed essays, perspectives, profiles, reports, and news.
Follow the retained archive path for the complete text and its original context.
Treat roles, events, reports, and terminology as historical to September 2010.