David Meade calls us back to a biblical vision of the local church at the center of missions.

I praise God for your work, David, and your experience, wisdom, and valuable ministry, which are there for all to see on nearly every page of the book.

I have never seen such a comprehensive usable work on the subject. Every church leadership should devour then pass it to the troops.

I recommend this book to every church, every Pastor, every member of a church’s missions team and anyone considering missions.

I've always believed what this book teaches and tried to practice it, but I would have done a much better job and avoided a lot of mistakes had this resource been available in my early years of pastoral ministry.

Drawing from his experiences as a pioneer missionary, field leader, missions agency leader, local church elder, and church planter, David has given the readers an array of insights into biblical missions from multiple angles.

This book is a goldmine of practical biblical step-by-step how to bring missions back to the oversight of the local church who have the goal of sending missionaries to unreached people groups for the purpose of seeing people saved and local churches set up and thriving for the glory of God. I love this book. It is very practical. I learned a lot. I highly recommend it.

It provides helpful steps that church leaders can use as a pattern for getting the entire church involved in the blessings of missions sending. Mine the wisdom and experience offered, and become a local church whose vision includes unreached and unengaged peoples who have never heard there is a Jesus to believe in.

Having known David and his lovely wife Kathy for over 40 years, I heartily endorse Missions on Point to both local churches and mission agencies. At minimum, it will cause you to scratch your theological head and think hard. Better yet, it may even cause a conceptual paradigm shift in the way you advocate doing missions.