John M’s article,
‘Mixing mission’ (en
May), highlights concerns about churches
no longer prioritising missions as they used
to. While this concern is understandable, the
power of the plea is diminished because no
biblical analysis of the problem is offered.
In this regard it is instructive to inquire
how the Apostle Paul sought to motivate
churches to mission
in Romans. I would
argue that there are three elements to Paul’s
missionary motivation strategy.
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