November 3, 2026
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Drop in the Bucket Ladies Ready to Bring Blessings
Beth Ladd and Debbie Powell turned a desire to help after Hurricane Katrina into A Drop in the Bucket, bringing teams of women together for mission adventures and…
My Appetite
Chris DeWelt, Ozark Christian College, College Heights Christian Church, John 4, Sychar, Durres Albania, evangelism,
You Need to Chill
Brian Jones challenges Christians to share their faith with urgency without becoming pushy or obnoxious, arguing that effective personal evangelism requires patience, relationships, teamwork, and trust in God.
Sacred Moments
Greg Swinney reflects on Scripture, sacred moments, and the unexpected call that led him to reach international students through Crossroads International Student Ministries.
Innumerable! (Part 2: Jesus Is in Us and for People)
Greg Nettle challenges followers of Jesus to move beyond church walls, build genuine relationships, and show through hospitality, service, and everyday presence that they are truly for the…
Innumerable! (Part 1: Starting at the Wrong Place)
Greg Nettle examines how the church loses its mission when buildings, programs, and influence take priority—and argues for returning to a model in which Jesus determines mission and…
After the Japanese Earthquake
After Japan’s devastating earthquake and tsunami, Christians, missionaries, and relief organizations joined together to provide supplies, funding, prayer, and practical help while demonstrating God’s love to suffering communities.
The Church Is Alive in China
An American expatriate shares what she learned about the church in China, from expatriate congregations and government-sanctioned churches to unregistered churches and opportunities for personal outreach.
What I Learned When I Became Their Preacher in Panama
Timothy Keim shares lessons from ministry among North American expatriates in Panama and explores how international retirement communities can become fertile fields for fellowship, service, evangelism, and kingdom…
Our Finest Hour, Our Ongoing Challenge
LeRoy Lawson challenges churches to make worldwide missions a priority while pursuing the Great Commission with sound strategy, ethical accountability, competent workers, wise stewardship, and partnerships that build…
Christmas or Easter?
Kent E. Fillinger compares Easter and Christmas attendance increases, encouraging churches to rethink evangelism strategy and invest more intentionally in Easter planning and guest follow-up.
Farm Team
Gifts for the Nations, a ministry at Tyro Christian Church, restored a Farmall tractor and plow to help farmers in northern Africa prepare fields and grow more food.
How the Bible Changed My Life
Doug Lucas recalls how Scripture led him from a storm at the Indianapolis 500 Qualifying to Bible college, deeper faith, and a lifelong calling to missions.
Beyond Borders
Mike Schrage reflects on megachurch baptism costs and challenges churches to consider how global mission investment can help reach fertile fields beyond U.S. borders.
The Dynamic NACC Message in a Challenging New Book
Dudley Rutherford introduces Unleashed, a Standard Publishing book rooted in Acts and calling the church to boldness, Spirit-empowered witness, and renewed participation in the Great Commission.
