What Phineas Teaches Us About What Missionaries Should—And Shouldn’t—Do
Phinehas was zealous for the Lord, but later in life he made assumptions without first asking the right questions.
Caleb Gibbs
The Most Relatable Character in the Old Testament
Many resonate with David’s rollercoaster of a faith journey, but perhaps his overlooked counterpart captures the flaws of Christians more accurately?
How Reading the Bible Trains Us for Cross-Cultural Ministry
Proper Scripture reading affects how missionaries serve in foreign contexts.
Lessons from Women in the Old Testament
Consider two forgotten stories of biblical women who followed the Lord’s will above their own.
What Does a Tabernacle Builder Teach Us About Missions?
The church’s underrepresentation of “minor” Bible characters can produce a limited view of God’s workforce in the Great Commission.
