Myanmar and the Power of the Mother Tongue
The country’s turmoil is indicative of a larger issue—the absence of the gospel.
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Trusting God on the Hard Days
The day in the life of a medical missionary reveals that although ministry lows may outnumber the highs—God is still sovereign.
How Should I Spend My Stimulus Payment? 4 Biblical Principles
With stimulus payments hitting bank accounts, it’s critical Christians know how to steward finances and prioritize the eternal.
Do You Trust in God’s Protection?
We must constantly preach to ourselves the truth that God is our faithful defender.
Online Education and Global Theological Famine
If the future of global theological education, what should we do differently? Al Cuthbert and Rob Hayden of Horizon weigh in.
Why Risk Is Still Right
This past year has revealed: perhaps we don’t send more missionaries because we care too much for our own safety and comfort.
Gospel Games on the Air
A radio ministry captures interest through biblical entertainment.
Answered Prayer on Four Wheels
Learn how God provided the Village of Light with a new vehicle.
Finishing the Task? (Part 2): A Cautionary Analysis of Missionary Language
Has our thinking about the Great Commission and Jesus’ Second Coming as a cause-effect relationship been wrong?
Paul Davis Answers: Is the Missions ‘Guilt Trip’ Biblical?
Paul Davis explains why guilt-ridden missions appeals only result in short-lived obedience.
Restoring the Gospel
In the pursuit of elaborate methods and strategies, have we forgotten the simplicity of the gospel?
What It’s Like to Be a Missionary in Limbo
With their ministry future uncertain, a missionary and her family learn to trust in God’s will while waiting.
How the apostle Paul Practiced Partnership
Many missionaries today operate as lone rangers—but the Apostle Paul didn’t.
Choosing Joy: Mourning the Loss of Kelly Ann Cook, Missionary to Brazil
Even during her final season of life, former missionary and family counted trials as joy.
Sifa Threads: Empowering At-Risk Women
Neema was one of the first women to receive training through Sifa Threads, an ABWE ministry in Tanzania that couples teaching marginalized women sewing and entrepreneurial skills with Bible-based discipleship....
A Mother’s Memoirs of Ministry
Sifa Threads has been serving the practical and spiritual needs of at-risk Tanzanian women since 2013.
What’s Happening to Myanmar and Why It Matters for Missions
While the Burmese people are witnessing a convulsive coup, the gospel is advancing through the church.
Five Myths About Missions
It’s time to debunk some false perceptions concerning missions.