In this video interview, Mark Benjamin sits down with Dr. Jo Anne Lyon who shares about her role with the Wesleyan Church and the organization World Hope International as well as the formation of her own spiritual and theological heritage.
I thoroughly enjoyed this book. So will you. John Grisham’s novel Gray Mountain has everything and almost begs to be made into a movie. Plot summary, without revealing too much: Samantha Kofer is a 29-year-old
Would the Apostle Paul have urged us “not to be so heavenly minded you’re no earthly good”? In today’s article, Steve Seamands weighs in on the significance of Jesus’ ascension.
June 20th is World Refugee Day. Medine Keener shares 7 facts about refugees and gives us an inside look on what it is like to be one.
David Hull shares what God is doing in his family’s midst: building communities of Christ-likeness.
How can we, as communities of faith, respond to the refugee crisis that is now affecting most of the world? Inderjit Bhogal shares how we must come together to provide safety and refuge for all.
Jesus says in John 14, “In my Father’s house are many mansions: if it were not so, I would have told you. I go to prepare a place for you. And if I go and
When he comes, Messiah “will not cry or lift up his voice, or make it heard in the street.” Yet “he will not grow faint or be crushed,” and in God’s own way
What are the problems and dangers facing the 21st century church? Josh McNall shares four challenges he believes today’s church needs to address.
Is the world going to hell in a handbasket? Bill Guerrant shares the truth about the “good old days” and where we stand now in terms of poverty, war, and the evils present in the world today.
The truth about Human trafficking is scary to face. There are many ways that we avoid the unpleasantness of it all. But, Katie Bergman offers some good news. Your church is already fighting human trafficking in ways you may not realize.
When we open our lives to new people, sometimes God shows up in unexpected ways. Dina Horne shares an experience in which she came face-to-face with enduring hope through the life of a refugee, who was a guest in her home.
