Islam’s War on Christians in Nigeria With Larry Alex Taunton
What's happening with the persecuted church in Nigeria?
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Jesus, Friend of Sinners
Through Jesus, we can have friendship with God—and, like Jesus, we are sent to extend that offer of friendship to those physically and spiritually far from us.
Obedience in Action: Doug & Sharon Kreeger
For 27 years, Doug and Sharon Kreeger served faithfully in Chile—planting churches, training leaders, and helping restore struggling congregations. Their story reflects a lifetime of obedience, trusting God’s call in every season of ministry.
In Deed and Truth
Opening our hearts to believers in need clearly demonstrates our understanding of Christ’s sacrifice.
Is Persecution a Good Thing?
Should Christians always view persecution as a good thing?
‘Thank You for Saving My People’
A village chief’s gratitude reveals the ripple effect of gospel-centered pregnancy care in Togo.
‘After the Rain Came a Rainbow’: Missionary Caleb Gibbs Shares Hope After Hurricane Melissa in Jamaica
A missionary to Jamaica shares how believers in the Caribbean are finding hope and rebuilding after Hurricane Melissa.
10 Things You Should Know About New Religious Movements
The diversity of the world’s New Religious Movements—also called cults—demonstrates the spiritual hunger in every human heart.
Laying Down Our Lives
The call to lay down our lives for Christ involves not only the way we die but the way we live.
Need to Know Data on Church Missions Engagement With Matthew Ellison and Denny Spitters
What does the latest data say about churches and missions?
Hurricane Melissa: Relief and Prayer Update for Jamaica and the Caribbean
Hurricane Melissa has devastated Jamaica, damaging churches and ministry sites as ABWE missionaries and partners begin relief efforts through the Caribbean Compassion Fund.
How a Medical Clinic Reignited a Pastor’s Passion for Ministry
A medical outreach to displaced Ukrainians brings unexpected healing to a local pastor—and launches a new church plant.
Reformation Day: 5 Ways the Reformation Gave Us Missions
Without the Reformation, the modern missions movement would never have been born.
An Imaginary Obituary
A missionary contemplates questions of identity and success through an unexpected exercise.
Laying a Foundation: Rich Ernst
For more than 45 years, Rich and Marcia Ernst faithfully served in Papua New Guinea—planting churches, training leaders, and sharing the hope of the Gospel. Their story is one of perseverance, joy, and unwavering commitment to the call of God.
We Have Passed Out of Death Into Life
Brotherly love is one of the clearest indicators of a believer’s faith in Christ.
The Nicene Creed and the Transcultural Gospel: Dr. Donald Fairbairn
How does the Nicene Creed unite believers from East and West?
The Invisible Became Visible
The incarnation and the second commandment permit Christians to use images of Christ in art, media, and education.
