Hudson Taylor, a remarkable missionary, was known for his faith, humility, and optimistic spirit. He credited his confidence in the Lord with the statement 'If we are obeying God, the responsibility rests with him, not us.' Taylor's life was marked by a sense of joy and humility, and he was responsible for leading nearly one thousand missionaries into China, planting hundreds of churches, and starting schools. [... more]

As Christians, we have been drafted into service, commissioned to occupy a singular role, taking the gospel to a world at war with God. We put everything on the line to see a peace treaty signed between man and God, delivering the terms of surrender and how to have peace with God. [... more]

Adoniram Judson, a pioneering American missionary, spent his life serving in Burma, facing numerous challenges, and ultimately achieving remarkable success in spreading Christianity. His journey, marked by periods of suffering and self-doubt, ultimately led to the translation of the Bible into Burmese and the establishment of a thriving Baptist church in the region. [... more]

Adam Aram Judson, America's first foreign missionary, faced incredible hardships and suffering as he served in Burma, but his unwavering faith and commitment to the gospel ultimately led to the translation of the Bible into the Burmese language and the conversion of many to Christianity. [... more]

Oswald Chambers was a missionary and preacher who emphasized the importance of prayer and faith. He believed that prayer is deliberate confidence in the character of God, and that God's ways may not be understood at the time. Chambers' ministry was marked by his spontaneity and willingness to trust God, even in the face of uncertainty. He wrote extensively on the topic of prayer and faith, and his teachings continue to inspire Christians around the world. [... more]

Amy Carmichael, a self-willed and determined missionary, defied conventional norms to serve in India for 55 years, rescuing young girls from temple prostitution and building an orphanage, leaving behind a legacy of precious lives and a testament to her unwavering faith and sacrifice. [... more]

When Jesus gets in your boat, He can change your life forever. Just like Simon Peter, we may be fishing for fish, but Jesus calls us to fish for men. We must be patient, persevere, and know how to go to the right place at the right time. Our tools are the Bible and the leading of the Holy Spirit. We must also work with others, as Jesus sent people out in pairs. Ultimately, it's not about us, but about Jesus getting into our boat and changing our lives. [... more]

The church is experiencing marginalization and persecution worldwide, and believers are struggling to find their place in a culture that no longer pretends to believe what they believe. Peter's letter to the scattered believers in 1 Peter reminds them that they have been chosen by God, and this truth is a source of encouragement and hope in the midst of suffering. [... more]

The Bible teaches that God wants to use ordinary people to advance His work on earth, and that being available, obedient, and a tunnel for God's glory are key principles for being used by Him. The Apostle Paul and Hudson Taylor are examples of how God used people who were available, obedient, and humble, and how they made a significant impact in their lives and the lives of others. [... more]

NFL quarterback Kirk Cousins shares his journey of generosity and the role of faith in managing finances, emphasizing the importance of trusting God and seeking wise counsel in making financial decisions. [... more]

A British evangelist shares his experiences and insights on being intentional about sharing the gospel message with others, emphasizing the importance of praying for those who don't know Jesus and cultivating relationships to reach the world. [... more]

The Christmas message is a missionary message, proclaiming that Jesus Christ has come to rescue and redeem humanity. The promise of His return is a promise deeper than we can imagine, rooted in Genesis 3:15, the first Christmas verse and prophecy of the Bible. It's a promise of salvation and redemption, offered to all who put their trust in Him. [... more]

Paul settles into his rented quarters in Rome, under house arrest, and begins to share the gospel with the local Jewish leaders, who are curious and open-minded, but also skeptical. He quotes Isaiah 6, saying that the salvation of God has been sent to the Gentiles, and that they will listen. Paul's bold statement is a fulfillment of prophecy, and he makes it clear that the gospel will go out without hindrance, even in the face of opposition. [... more]

Paul's farewell to the Ephesian elders is a poignant moment in his missionary journey, as he emphasizes the importance of proclaiming the whole counsel of God and the need for Christian leaders to be aware of their own spiritual growth and the potential dangers of false teaching. [... more]

Paul continues his third missionary journey, leaving Ephesus and traveling to Macedonia, Greece, and Corinth, where he establishes churches and gathers an offering for Jerusalem. He writes the book of Romans during his stay in Corinth and eventually sets sail for Syria, but learns of a plot against him and decides to return through Macedonia. Along the way, he meets up with Luke and other companions, including Aristarchus and Segundus, who join him on his journey. Paul's team takes a boat to Troas, where they spend several days, and he has a remarkable experience with a young man named Eutychus, who falls out of a third-story window but is miraculously revived. Paul then takes a land shortcut to Assos and meets up with his team, who have sailed around the point to pick him up. They continue their journey to Mytilene, Chios, Samos, and Miletus, where Paul lingers for a while before eventually setting sail for Jerusalem to celebrate Pentecost. [... more]

The Bible teaches us the importance of waiting on God's timing, as seen in the life of Apostle Paul. Paul learned to wait on God's perfect moment, rather than acting impulsively, and this spiritual discipline allowed him to achieve great things for God. By waiting on God, we can avoid disasters and achieve God's very best for our lives. [... more]

Paul's pioneering spirit and ministry serve as a model for living a life of purpose and adventure, fueled by dreams and visions that inspire others to join in. Through joint effort and sustained hope, individuals can overcome hindrances and achieve great things, all while staying positive and focused on their goals. [... more]

Paul's ministry as a pioneer missionary is marked by his faith and courage, as he preaches the gospel to nations and performs genuine miracles through the power of the Holy Spirit. His accomplishments are many, but he attributes them to Christ, saying 'I will not presume to speak of anything except what Christ has done through me.' [... more]

In Africa, people are receiving radios that bring them the word of God, giving them hope and access to hear the gospel. These radios are a precious gift, often costing a month's wages for someone. With a $50 donation, one radio can be given to someone, providing them with the truth that will set them free. Many people are being touched by the gospel through these radios, and it's an opportunity for listeners to be a part of spreading the seed of the word of God. [... more]

Shamia, a US Navy military active duty, shares his life-changing experience with Operation Christmas Child, receiving a shoebox as a child in Africa and finding God's love through it. He now travels to encourage people to pack shoeboxes, which can be dropped off at locations like Pinedale Christian Church in Winston-Salem. Bob and Vicki Fox, authors of 'See the People, Achieving a Better World One Life at a Time,' discuss their book and how it highlights the importance of seeing people's needs and praying for them. [... more]