
November 3, 2026
Capturing Glimpses of God’s Glory: An Interview with Nature Photographer Kenneth Keifer
Landon Shuman

Good News Productions International equips local teams around the world to use culturally relevant media, technology, and local languages to share the gospel in their own communities.

FAME executive director Rick Wolford explains how medical mission teams, health-care facilities, scholarships, and Community Health Evangelism connect compassionate physical care with opportunities to share the gospel.

Christian Missionary Fellowship combines evangelism with education, health care, economic development, campus ministry, and church planting, bringing a holistic approach to communities in Nairobi and around the world.

Eleanor Daniel challenges Christians to take truth seriously, verify Internet rumors before sharing them, and recognize that responsible use of social media is part of faithfully representing Christ.

Pam Parmenter reflects on confession, hurt, forgiveness, and broken relationships, sharing how a painful season revealed the difficulty—and transforming power—of extending grace to one another.

Todd Parmenter reflects on ministry failure, confession, forgiveness, and restoration—and how moving from a theology of works toward grace transformed his understanding of Christian community.

Brad Neal reflects on lessons learned as church elders walked through ministry failure, repentance, forgiveness, and public restoration, discovering how accountability and grace can lead a congregation toward…

Don Green recounts a 20-month pastoral restoration process involving accountability, counseling, confession, reconciliation, and a public service celebrating a minister’s restored fellowship with the church.

Daniel Schantz humorously compares the very different ways he and his wife experience church, from fellowship and worship to Communion, sermons, and the people sitting around them.

Stephen Bond explains how Summit Christian Church approaches elder selection, term limits, leadership, and decision-making while challenging assumptions that Scripture requires one model of church governance.

Tom Lawson examines how Reformation history shaped Protestant language about Communion and argues that the New Testament presents the Lord's Supper as more than a memorial or merely…

Lee Magness explores the Lord's Supper through four familiar names—Lord's Supper, Communion, Eucharist, and sacrament—and considers how each reveals the meal's significance and central place in Christian worship.

Gary Weedman considers what Christians mean by “restoration,” arguing that the biblical vision reaches beyond restoring church practices to God's larger work of restoring relationships, his rule, and…

Daniel Schantz looks back with humor and affection on growing up in seven parsonages, recalling crowded homes, nonexistent privacy, childhood mischief, unexpected visitors, and memories that made each…

Minister and preacher's kid Shan Caldwell reflects on growing up in a minister's family and shares lessons about church, parenting, conflict, vocation, ministry, community, and prayer.
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