November 5, 2026
Not Just on Sunday
Lonetta McKee
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Four Books About Microfinance
LeRoy Lawson considers four books on microfinance and global poverty, exploring how thoughtful lending, patient capital, and results-focused generosity can help poor communities without undermining their dignity or…
The Joy of My Heart
When ministry brings disappointment, Scripture can restore clarity and joy. Karla McElroy reflects on the words of Jeremiah and Peter that have repeatedly strengthened her commitment to follow…
ACU Adds Major in Digital Entertainment Technology
Abilene Christian University’s digital entertainment technology program combines creative and technical training to prepare students for careers in animation, computer game design, app development, and mobile game development.
Sowing the Seed
Bob Russell reflects on childhood Scripture memorization, his call to ministry, and a lifetime of witnessing the remarkable power of God’s Word through expository preaching.
Beyond How-to
Leadership techniques matter, but character comes first. Mark A. Taylor reflects on the hunger for trustworthy leaders and why those who lead for God must look beyond methods…
Church Providing Meals to Children Each Weekday
Volunteers at East Bartlesville Christian Church provide weekday meals for children at a nearby Boys and Girls Club, discovering along the way that serving hungry kids has also…
His Twice
Reflecting on Romans 5:8, David Empson considers the relentless love of God, the sacrifice of Christ, and the wonder of knowing he was created by God and bought…
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…
What Do You Want?
Is it wrong to want something? Mark A. Taylor explores how desire can lead toward sin or become the starting point for faithful action and abundant life.
WJU Makes Connections in One-Day Fund-raiser
William Jessup University's Give:24 campaign used social media and a one-day giving push to raise more than $38,000 for student scholarships, university departments, and external missions.
Negatives We Cant Ignore
Mark A. Taylor considers signs of declining church influence and asks what religious apathy, struggling congregations, and weakening spiritual vitality reveal about the state of the church in…
Equipping Volunteer Leaders
The Crossing’s Ministry Development Institute equips volunteer leaders through an 18-month program combining in-depth biblical teaching, spiritual formation, practical ministry training, reading, video lessons, and online discussion.
Church Starts Arts Academy
Common Ground Christian Church in Tampa launches an Academy of the Arts led by jazz musician Stan Wilkerson, offering music instruction, performance opportunities, and a connection between the…
Two Books about Hell
LeRoy Lawson considers Rob Bell’s Love Wins alongside Brian Jones’s Hell Is Real, examining their contrasting views of Heaven, Hell, God’s nature, salvation, and the urgency of evangelism.
Families Enjoy Outdoor Fun at Journey Jubilee
Journey Christian Church created Journey Jubilee, a three-day family event combining intergenerational teaching, worship, outdoor activities, games, and shared experiences designed to help children and adults connect.
