For years, it was a “joy” for Ben Ward to serve as a missions professor and pastor who trained and sent missionaries to the nations.
Ed Litton said he hasn’t looked at a car accident the same way since his wife Tammy was killed in one in 2007. And he
Al Jackson says when people think about names from the Bible, they often think of the heroes of the faith listed in Hebrews 11, or
When Clay Smith was 20, he and a buddy decided to go for a quick run in Paris while they were there on a college
Tony Evans, founder and senior pastor of Oak Cliff Bible Fellowship in Dallas, says when two professional football teams hit the field, there’s no question
Connie Dixon covered some miles this past year as she served as national Woman’s Missionary Union president. She visited 20 states, had 29 speaking opportunities,
Barbara Loera was already attending a church when Trevor Cooper, pastor of First Baptist Church Cypress, California, knocked on her door. “I just live right
Chris Lohman says there is something about Huntington Beach that makes it a hard place to do evangelism. “It’s a city of coolness,” he said.
Toby Thorpe had bicycled in the mountains many times before. But when he headed out from San Diego on the first day of a cross-country
Terry Long said it seems some people believe door-to-door evangelism only worked in the past. And he can see why they might think that —
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