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September-October 2026 Our Audio BA is now available on the following platforms: INSIDE THIS ISSUE ArticlesPage 4: Grace and Faith: The Gospel Truth – Part…
Read MoreSeptember-October 2026 Our Audio BA is now available on the following platforms: INSIDE THIS ISSUE ArticlesPage 4: Grace and Faith: The Gospel Truth – Part…
Read MoreWhat does spreading the gospel really mean? by Kurt Lang Engaging in Witness. As one of the ten vision points of a Vibrant 21st Century…
Read MoreWhat it takes to carry out the missions mandate. by Ronald Rousseau The term critical mass may be understood in different ways. I may not…
Read Moreby Santiago Chávez For You created my innermost parts; You wove me in my mother’s womb. I will give thanks to You, because I am awesomely and wonderfully made;…
Read MoreIf stories were Jesus’ favorite teaching tool, why did the apostles stop using them? by David Cerqueira The New Testament does something unexpected after the…
Read MoreWe cannot succeed by working alone. by Dr. David R. Downey While we serve God, our challenges are real. Our obstacles are great. Our success…
Read MoreChoosing to shun the spotlight. by Caroline S. Cooper Many years ago, I attended my first Christian women’s conference at a local concert venue. We…
Read MoreBig lessons from small leftovers. by R. Herbert All four Gospels feature Jesus’ miraculous feedings of great crowds: the four thousand in Matthew (15:32-39) and…
Read Moreby Jewell Johnson A young couple commits to large monthly payments to own a luxury car. A family maxes out their credit card to take…
Read Moreby Amanda Fullington In John 21, when Peter gets distracted with comparison and wonders about another disciple’s path and purpose, Jesus gently redirects Peter’s gaze…
Read MoreMoving from admirers to followers of Jesus. by Moises Capetillo There is a difference between being around Jesus and following Him. Throughout the Gospels, Jesus…
Read MoreChristian apologetics for Eastern religions. by J. C. Walz In many Eastern cultures, harmony is treated as a moral good of the highest order. Peace…
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