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

CMF International’s BigDent.org connects Christians with entrepreneurs in Nairobi through microfinance loans, business training, and a holistic approach designed to address economic, social, and spiritual needs.

Doug Priest explores how microfinance can help people rise above poverty through small-business loans, savings, accountability, and holistic Christian programs that promote dignity and self-sufficiency.

Jason Bembry explores the Lord's Supper as a communal meal rooted in Passover and considers what today's abbreviated Communion practices may have lost from the fellowship of early…

Christians from around the world will gather in Goiânia, Brazil, for the 2012 World Convention, bringing together global voices for worship, fellowship, teaching, and a celebration of Christian…

Glen Elliott explains how understanding a church and community’s spiritual seasons can help leaders plan teaching, weekend services, creative efforts, and outreach around times of greater spiritual openness.

David L. Clark reflects on the lesson that transformed his preaching: let Scripture determine what comes next, allowing the biblical text rather than personal preference or popular culture…

Mike Baker reflects on what happened when his congregation spent 54 weeks in Deuteronomy—and how preaching through the book strengthened biblical teaching, encouraged deeper study, and uncovered relevant…

Jeffrey Miller questions popular claims about the feminization of the church, examining assumptions about rugged recreation, worship music, masculinity, femininity, and the place of men and women in…

Mark Weedman traces three pivotal moments in Restoration Movement biblical interpretation, from Thomas Campbell’s plea for unity through debates involving Isaac Errett, David Lipscomb, Modernism, and Fundamentalism.

Mark Scott explores the challenges of biblical interpretation, the importance of authorial intent, and the biblical, historical, and cultural influences that shape how readers understand Scripture.

Daniel Overdorf explains how believers can apply Scripture with biblical integrity, avoiding patternism, proof-texting, and other interpretive errors while crossing the bridge from ancient text to contemporary life.

Josh Tandy reflects on introducing teenagers to lectio divina and discovering how slowing down with Scripture can help students move beyond content consumption toward deeper reflection and engagement.

What helps new ministers flourish in their first year? Mark W. Hamilton explores what churches should provide—and what congregations should reasonably expect from young ministers in return.

“Light the Fire: 24-7-520” invites churches, schools, and ministries into an ambitious 10-year journey of prayer, with creative prayer rooms and a weekly torch of prayer passing from…

Peer coaching cohorts give preachers a place to share ministry challenges, ask precise questions, exchange practical insights, and find encouragement from fellow leaders who understand the pressures they…
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