Eight years ago, Lori Chambers was working as a bank executive in Birmingham, Alabama. She wondered how her faith in Christ fit in with her
When Sarah Mitchell first moved to Bangkok, Thailand, to serve as a Journeyman to the Deaf with the International Mission Board, it was the first
I could list all kinds of reasons why evangelism is difficult. It can be frightening to try to speak truth into someone else’s life. We
Imagine fasting for 28 days. No food or drink during daylight hours. It’s about more than testing your will power. Your social standing and status
Rest. It’s a four-letter word. There’s no rest in war. There’s no rest amid the missiles and gunfire that have plagued Ukraine for the past
Henar was searching for the truth everywhere she thought she could find it — her Catholic background, through Jehovah’s Witness friends and even New Age
Sharing the gospel with the people of France and North Africa is a heartfelt calling for Asa and Lydia Greear. In fact the former Southern
“If there’s something weird, and it don’t look good, who you gonna call?” are words from Ray Parker Jr.’s popular, “Ghostbusters,” theme song of the
The Week of Prayer for North American Missions is March 5–12, 2023. For more information, click here. Angel Viveros had the life he always wanted.
Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary is partnering with MilSpo Co. to equip strategically positioned women as they make disciples within the U.S. military community. MilSpo Co., a
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