Articles for Outreach & Missions

Venezuelan refugees are fleeing the collapse of their nation—once one of the wealthiest nations on the continent.

For the better part of my Christian life, I've had a visceral reaction—driven by internal disapproval—whenever I've heard someone describe the hardships he or she experienced in life in this way: "It was like hell on earth."

Like plants, relationships require a pattern of give-and-take in order for them to grow. If you are in a relationship in which you are constantly taking and never giving anything in return, your relationship will eventually stop growing.

Have you ever wondered what the places where Jesus walked and ministered look like today? Madeline Arthington gives us a thorough look at these sites in the Holy Land.

If I started out in church planting again, I’d start with an appeal: please plant down roots and stay. Commit to 5-10 years.

Sometimes when I volunteer at the pregnancy resource center, I am struck anew by the real-ness of the gospel. Diapers, wipes, clothing, car seats—these are our cups of cold water that we give in the name of Jesus.

It’s hard to believe that we have come to the end of the 2010s. As with all milestones, it’s important to assess what happened.

One of the most common feelings at Christmas is feeling forgotten. It might be missing out on a Christmas party, a gift, a bonus...