At WHMI, our hope is to see every tribe and nation with leaders that serve as the voice of theology from within their own context. It was Jesus who gave away the missio Dei to the church for its doing. He sacrificed and then empowered us to do the work of Kingdom expansion.

Tackling the problem of training hundreds of thousands of pastors is not simple. A decade ago, the Global Survey on Theological Education found widespread agreement among theological practitioners that “theological education is ‘most important’ for the future of world Christianity and the mission of the church.”

The difference between what World Hope Ministries International does through its Bible Institute compared to nearly every other approach is our focus on replication as opposed to distribution.

Our immediate task is to reach the unreached. The largest target group in the Great Commission is “all nations.” Evangelizing people with the gospel is the first step to make disciples. It requires the largest force because the message must be proclaimed to all nations before they can respond (Romans 10:14).