Explore inspiring stories, practical tools, and biblical insights that equip believers for effective ministry. From deepening your Bible study to planting thriving churches, from engaging in global missions to reaching youth in your own community—these articles are designed to help you live out the Great Commission with purpose, compassion, and impact.
God is our refuge in the storm. He wants us to take courage in times of distress and uncertainty. In Psalm 31, David moves from desperate pleas to unbridled praise!
Paul pleaded three times for his weakness to be taken away. Then he learned the spiritual art of letting his life become a canvas for God to magnify Himself through weakness.
Jacob wrestles with God in order to get past his past. Like so many people today, he didn’t have the confidence to face the future because of the guilt of the past.
Hagar reminds us that He is “the God who sees,” and He is watching over us, seeing us, and providing for us in our darkest hour of need.
The greatest leaders focus on serving the interests of the people they lead rather than building their own reputation.
What we can learn from the art of abandonment: It’s about bringing out a hidden beauty where others only see ruin, decay, or worthlessness.
This Retreat is for any and all children and urban youth workers from gospel rescue missions, urban camps and churches, after school programs, tutoring, shelter/residential programming, camping, urban basketball league.
Never apologize for a God-sized vision or a bold faith. Remember that the mediocre majority always dies in the wilderness, but those “different” spirits always find their Promised Land.
St. Patrick the Missionary was a slave who converted to Christianity and became a missionary to Ireland.
Here’s a list of 101 family dinner questions that can equip you to engage your children, strengthen your relationships.
