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If It Isn’t Missional, It’s Not Church–and Certainly Not Reformational Church

Christians are not on a mission for God; his church is on his mission—the mission of bringing the grace of Christ to sinners; the mission of bringing the whole world into obedience to Christ; and the mission of covering the earth with the knowledge of the glory of God in Christ Jesus. Being on God’s mission means following Jesus into the darkest places of the world to bring the good news of the total redeeming work of Christ. Leading reformed thinkers including Tim Keller, Thomas Schirrmacher, P. J. Buys, Diane Langberg, John Leonard, Basyle Tchividjian, John Freeman, and many others, demonstrate why and how the church must be on God’s mission of bringing grace, holiness, compassion, and justice to a world of sin and suffering.

This ebook edition features eight additional chapters on topics such as majority world challenges in the twenty-first century, worship and ministry in both word and deed, and unity in the universal church.

Samuel T. Logan, Jr., MDiv, PhD, has been International Director of the World Reformed Fellowship since 2005. He served at Westminster Theological Seminary, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, from 1979-2007, and is now President Emeritus. He was also Visiting Fellow at Christ's College, Cambridge in 1988-1989, and special counsel to the president at Biblical Seminary in Hatfield, Pennsylvania, from 2007-2013. He is a minister of the Orthodox Presbyterian Church. Dr. Logan's publications include The Preacher and Preaching, Sermons That Shaped America, Confronting Kingdom Challenges, The Good Name, and numerous articles on Jonathan Edwards.

The World Reformed Fellowship seeks to serve the Kingdom of Christ by advancing Reformed partnerships worldwide. We believe this can be done so that the strengths of some might become the strengths of all in the service of Jesus Christ.