November 3, 2026
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JUST ONE: Walking, Swimming, Running
Daren Wendell shares how endurance challenges inspired the founding of ActiveWater, an organization helping ordinary people turn their passions into fundraising and awareness for clean water initiatives in…
A Conversation with Doug Priest
Jennifer Johnson interviews CMF International leader Doug Priest about short-term mission trips, strategic church partnerships, ministry among the urban poor, and the changing priorities of global Christian outreach.
A New Framework for Mission
Gayla Congdon shares how Amor Ministries reshaped its mission framework around local partnerships, sustainability, social media, and leadership development while continuing its work in housing, community outreach, and…
Are We Being Paternalistic When We Talk about ‘Missions’?
Michael Sweeney examines the history and language of Christian missions, challenging colonial associations and paternalistic practices while encouraging cross-cultural evangelism grounded in mutual respect, partnership, and a global…
A Pastor Among the Persecuted
Darrel Rowland profiles Ajai Lall and Central India Christian Mission, sharing accounts of persecution, evangelism, church planting, and efforts to rescue vulnerable children from slavery and exploitation in…
Persecuted Church, Prevailing Church
Todd Nettleton explores Christian persecution in Egypt, Iran, Nigeria, and China, sharing stories of suffering, courage, evangelism, and unity while examining how churches continue to grow under opposition.
Becoming the “Go-To” Church
Jennifer Johnson explores how Anaheim First Christian Church built lasting partnerships with schools and community agencies, supported single mothers through My Safe Harbor, and earned trust by listening…
“What a Shame . . . God Didn’t Make You a Boy”
Betty L. Aldridge reflects on her lifelong calling to ministry, from Bible college and teaching to ordination and pastoral service, sharing the encouragement and challenges she encountered as…
What I’m Learning from the Suffering so Close to Me
Dave Smith reflects on his family's experience with stillbirth, miscarriages, multiple sclerosis, and caregiving, sharing how prayer, Scripture, honest grief, and perseverance shaped their understanding of God's presence…
The Ministry of Christian Scholarship
Thomas Scott Caulley argues that Christian scholarship is an act of worship and a calling to serve the church, urging believers to value intellectual engagement, faithful teaching, and…
You Are Called to Plant a Church
Carl Kuhl challenges the belief that church planters must receive a dramatic personal calling. Drawing on Jonathan's example, he urges believers to recognize urgent needs, act with discernment,…
Finding the Person Who Can Plant
Justin Horey examines how church planting organizations evaluate prospective leaders through core competencies, interviews, psychological testing, and practical exercises—and why the resulting development plans matter for effective ministry…
Multisite Done Right
Ed Stetzer examines the benefits and challenges of multisite churches, explaining why healthy expansion must prioritize pastoral care, authentic community, leadership development, and the multiplication of churches rather…
Partnering to Plant in Calgary
Rick Scruggs shares how six churches and organizations joined forces to plant a new congregation in Calgary, overcoming earlier setbacks through cooperation, prayer, shared leadership, and a commitment…
New Signs of Hope in Eastern Canada
Jim Tune explores the Restoration Movement's history in Canada, tracing early church growth, later decline, and renewed efforts through Impact Canada, congregational partnerships, and multiplying churches across Ontario…
