More Gospel Meditations for Missions
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More Gospel Meditations for Missions
31 Daily Readings to Help You Be Gospel-Saturated All Day, Every Day
In this sequel to Gospel Meditations for Missions, seven experienced missionaries and pastors guide readers through a month of biblical reflection on missions. Organized around key themes—including God’s heart for the nations, the call to ministry, the message of the gospel, the role of the church, and the need for endurance—this devotional invites readers to align their lives with God’s global purpose.
As part of the widely popular Gospel Meditations series, this new devotional continues a trusted pattern: 31 short, Scripture-centered readings; powerful illustrations; careful thought; and practical application. It is a simple but meaningful tool for anyone who wants to better understand and participate in Great Commission work.
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About the Authors
CHRIS ANDERSON served as a pastor for twenty-five years. After three years of international missions work, he became the full-time president of Church Works Media, which he co-founded in 2006. As an author, hymn-writer, Bible teacher, and missions catalyst, Chris frequently speaks in churches, colleges, and conferences.
DAN ANDERSON served as a pastor for four years in the USA before moving to Brazil. He and his wife, Linda, spent thirteen years planting churches and training leaders. In 2011, BGFM Global tapped Dan to be the mission’s Executive Director. Dan and Linda have seven children, several of whom are serving the Lord abroad, and they have six grandchildren.
JD CROWLEY has lived in Asian cultures all his life. After 12 years of pastoring in Hawaii, he went to Cambodia in 1994 to do linguistic and mission work among the indigenous minorities there. He is the author of The Tampuan/Khmer/English Dictionary and Khmer commentaries on Matthew and Romans.
DAVID HOSAFLOOK went to Albania in 1992 on a mission trip, and stayed, evangelizing, planting churches, and doing humanitarian work in the wake of an oppressive communist-atheist regime. A husband and father of five, he has published more than thirty books retelling the brutally buried stories of Albanian Christians and their gospel message.
PHILIP HUNT has served Christ in Africa since 1992, planting churches and training leaders across the continent. He serves as Pastor for Preaching and Vision at Kitwe Church in Zambia and has led Central Africa Baptist University as President/Vice-Chancellor since its founding in 2004. He also helped establish Faith Children’s Village Orphanage in 2003.
TIM KEESEE is the founder of Frontline Missions International, executive producer of the film series Dispatches from the Front, author of A Company of Heroes and A Day’s Journey, and co-author with Tim Challies of From the Rising of the Sun. His articles have been published by Desiring God, TableTalk, and The Wall Street Journal.
JOE TYRPAK has served as a pastor of Tri-County Bible Church in Madison, Ohio, since 2005. He has coauthored each of the Gospel Meditations devotionals, published several modern psalms with Church Works Media, and produced a DVD, The Life of David Brainerd: A Documentary, with a companion devotional. He and his wife Hannah have four children.
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| Format: | Paperback |
| Page Count: | 36 |
| ISBN-13: | 979-8-9996904-4-9 (Paperback) |
| Published: | April 13, 2026 |
God’s Heart for the Nations
Day 1: “God So Loved the World” (Chris Anderson)
Day 2: Thirst (Tim Keesee)
Day 3: Three Unchanging Foundational Principles for Modern Missions (Philip Hunt)
Day 4: The Missions Passage Par Excellence (JD Crowley)
Day 5: You Make God Famous by Telling God’s Story (JD Crowley)
The Call of Missionaries
Day 6: Why Should You Serve God? (Dan Anderson)
Day 7: Paul's Model of Missionary Sacrifice (Chris Anderson)
Day 8: A Sense of Utter Insufficiency (Joe Tyrpak)
Day 9: She Has Done a Beautiful Thing (Tim Keesee)
Day 10: A Rich Legacy of Female Missionaries (Chris Anderson)
Day 11: Three Keys to Missions: Fasting, Fasting, Fasting (JD Crowley)
Day 12: Am I Urgently Witnessing for Christ? (Dan Anderson)
The Gospel Message
Day 13: The Quiet Work of the Gospel (Tim Keesee)
Day 14: Repent or Perish (Chris Anderson)
Day 15: “Snatching Them Out of the Fire” (Chris Anderson)
Day 16: The Life-Giving Seed (Tim Keesee)
Day 17: Three Discipleship Truths for Successful Mission (Philip Hunt)
The Local Church
Day 18: The Tenth Mark of a Healthy Church (Chris Anderson)
Day 19: It’s Not Done Until You Have Pastors (JD Crowley)
Day 20: What to Tell a Well-Trained Church (David Hosaflook)
Day 21: The Declaration of Discipleship (Philip Hunt)
Day 22: God’s Plan Includes All the Problems (Joe Tyrpak)
Day 23: The Mighty Union of Youth and Experience (David Hosaflook)
Day 24: The Process of Gospel Advance (Philip Hunt)
Day 25: Commending Them to God (David Hosaflook)
The Need for Endurance
Day 26: A Liberating Fear for Gospel Workers (Philip Hunt)
Day 27: Greatly Loved (Joe Tyrpak)
Day 28: Effective Prayer for Missions (Dan Anderson)
Day 29: Ecclesiastes for Missionaries (Joe Tyrpak)
Day 30: Still Speaking (David Hosaflook)
Day 31: Worship the Lord, “All the Earth” (Joe Tyrpak)
“Chris Anderson writes, ‘Missions is not a ministry of the church; it is the ministry of the church.’ If so, then every Christian should be vitally involved in missions. Some will devote their lives to full-time missionary endeavors, others will serve as pastors who teach about and encourage missions, and all should be ‘senders.’ Whatever your role in missions, this short book will give insight, biblical instruction, inspiring stories, and convincing reasons why every believer should want to dedicate their lives to the ministry Christ has given His church.”
—Gary Gilley, Assistant Pastor of Southern View Chapel, Springfield, Illinois
“With one exception, I have known each of the contributors to this volume for many years. They represent the finest missionary thinking and practice among conservative evangelicals today. I reference them regularly as exemplars to my students. My life work as a missiologist has been to increase their tribe.”
—Mark Vowels, Missions Professor
“More Gospel Meditations for Missions is a timely and needed call to refocus our hearts on the transforming power of the gospel. Each reading gently but clearly draws the reader back to daily dependence on Christ, reminding us that missions is not driven by extraordinary people, but by ordinary believers faithfully submitting every part of their lives to Him. I was personally encouraged and motivated through these meditations, and I believe they will stir a renewed passion for gospel-centered living and global mission.”
—Donna Bixby, Missionary and International Director of Jonathan’s House, Central African Republic
