This is about John Calvin's heart for missions and his work in church planting.

When should a church be instituted in the process of church planting? This article tackles eleven questions about church planting and institution of the church. 

Church planting should not only focus on the city and urban areas, because there are tens of millions of people scattered throughout small and rural communities who are not worshipping Jesus Christ. This article explains the obligation, reasons, and vision for rural church planting.

Apologetics can be a great tool for church planting. From 1 Peter 3:15 this article shows how this is so.

This article explains that without preaching there will be no church planting, because preaching is the heart and soul of any church plant.

John Calvin is in many ways seen as the father of Reformed evangelism. This article points to his vision for planting churches in France and Brazil, and his sending out of pastors to plant churches. He is thus an encouraging model for Reformed churches to engage in evangelism and church planting.

From Matthew 28:18-20 this article makes the case for church planting.

This article considers what spiritual leadership should look like in a church planting setting. It explains the importance of elders and deacons in such a setting.

Epaphras is an illustration that church planting and church ministry can only be carried out through prayer. For it is through prayer that we express that church growth is God’s work, not ours.

What the church needs for church planting and missions, God has provided in the book of Acts. Acts records the progress of the Word, and this article shows how this progress happened and what it means for the church today.

Possessing jealousy for God and his name will lead to evangelism and church planting. Let this article explain how.

This article is about being a missionary church. The author discusses God’s relation to the church and the world, the kingship of Christ, the mission task of the church, and church planting.

This article is about a special type of church planting, and the author discusses some difficulties and priviliges of the work in the first ten years.

This article looks at some of the steps the Orthodox Presbyterian Church usually take when starting a church planting.

This article looks at the advantages and disadvantages of the mother-daughter model of church planting.

This article is about postmodernism and the message the church has in this time. The author discusses reality, radicalism and relationships, and also the challenges postmodernism poses to the church, church planting and evangelism.

This article is about church planting, and specifically about the person of the church planter.

This article is about the importance of the Presbyterian structure when planting a new church. The importance of elders and the bond of churches (denomination) in church planting is discussed.

This article is about support and supervision necessary with church planting.