Outreach Leaders

Jesus teaches us to pray that God would give us daily bread (Matthew 6:11). But obviously Jesus was not telling His disciples to pray only for bread.

All too often, we don’t realize that we’ve missed some of life’s most important things until they’re gone and we’re looking back with regret through the rearview mirror. Here are seven ways a parent can miss a childhood.

In late November, Brian Stiller met with Ukrainian church leaders to discuss matters of unity and public witness among evangelicals during the global pandemic.

While many themes are pertinent to The Rise and Fall of Mars Hill, here is what their story can teach us about what the future of church planting in North America should look like.

2020 was a year that anyone might label as out of control. These ensuing years haven’t shown much improvement. But our problems begin when we both desire and expect circumstances to be under our control.

Public health expert Tyler VanderWeele and his team at Harvard examined more than a decade’s worth of data tracking the development of 12,000 children. The results may surprise you.

Slow to speak (or tweet or post or gram) is to pause and take time to think about the words we are using. It doesn’t mean we don’t ever speak. Learn to weigh what you say online.

Some people have never formulated their personal testimony, their faith story. Not their conversion story, their personal faith development—the formation of their lives, the richness of life with God, the comfort of his on-going presence.