Author: Mike Krieg

Did you know that 16% of the Scriptures are writings concerning events that have not yet been fulfilled? These events are things such as the Second Coming of Christ, the Rapture, the 70th Week of Daniel, the Great Tribulation, and God’s plan to complete his redemptive...

30 Dec

Over the last couple of decades, the world has witnessed the emergence of a different kind of leader in world missions. I think the term that best fits this leader is the term, mission mobilizer. What is curious, is that from a biblical and historical...

08 Nov

During my time living in Irkutsk, a city in eastern part of Siberia, I was invited to a game of soccer with several students. But this wasn’t any ordinary game of soccer. It was the dead of winter. We boarded one of the local commuter...

24 Apr

Recently, I was in Chile teaching the Storyline mission course and training leaders. I was refreshed and very excited to see the missions fervor in Latin America. We have been working with Movida for almost two years now in helping to mobilize and send latino...

13 Dec

Dear Friends, I’m writing to you from El Salvador where we have been training ministry leaders and pastors all week. It’s been an eye opening experience for me as we are in one of the most violent cities on earth. The area I’m staying in...

03 Oct

The 30-Day Challenge: Encountering the Missionary Heart of God During the summer of 2017 Kristen and I were challenged to read the book of Romans 20 times and then write out the entire book by hand. This occurred at a family camp in Montana in the...

18 Apr

The Definition of a Mobilizer What is a mobilizer? A mobilizer is a Christian leader and disciple-maker who actively rallies resources, people, funds, technology, talent, and human creativity toward fulfilling the Great Commission. If you hang around people who are excited about missions long enough, you'll eventually...

28 Oct

What does Jesus say about Mobilization? Today, the word mobilization has become a buzzword in evangelical missions. Rightly so, I would argue. But why is it then that mission engagement in the western church is at historically low levels? Ed Stetzer, in his Christianity Today article,...

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