
On a trip to Caesarea Philippi with His disciples, Jesus struck up a conversation about who people believed He was. After some discussion about how Jerusalem perceived Him, Jesus asked them the most critical question, “Who do you say that I am?” (Mark 8:27-30 (NIV). What we believe about Jesus’s identity has dramatic implications for…

Luba’s spirit was broken. The deaths of some of her dearest friends had left a mark on her soul, and she couldn’t soothe her wounds. That night, she poured herself a strong drink. The next night she cried again. She poured herself another. Quickly this temporary effort to soothe herself spiraled out of control. Before…

A blog post is a phenomenal way to share your short-term missionary experience. You can share it with friends and families on your social media channels or post it on your youth group or church website. The nice thing about a blog post is that it doesn’t have a shelf life. Others can find and…

One of Jesus’ most famous parables is abouta farmer sowing seed in his field. It’s a story that illustrates profound truths about the condition of our hearts and our responsibility to share the gospel as often and widely as possible. Parables were an integral element in Jesus’ teaching. In Matthew’s Gospel alone, we find more…

The prophet Micah tells us what the Lord desires from His people: “He has shown you, O mortal, what is good. And what does the Lord require of you? To act justly and to love mercy and to walk humbly with your God” (Micah 6:8, New International Version). What exactly does it mean to love…