November 3, 2026
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Fellow Elder
Steve Reeves reflects on decades of ministry and explains how preachers and elders can cultivate unity through shared leadership, public affirmation, honest communication, prayer, and mutual protection.
Remembering J.W. McGarvey
Remember J.W. McGarvey, the influential Restoration Movement preacher, educator, author, and Scripture scholar whose disciplined study, teaching, writing, and Christian character shaped generations of believers.
Bible Bowl: Beyond the Competition
Robert Spruill explains how National Bible Bowl helps young people develop deep biblical knowledge, grow toward Christian maturity, and build lasting friendships through Scripture study and competition.
Protestors at the NACC: Where the Action Is
Westboro Baptist Church demonstrators protested outside the North American Christian Convention, where NACC leaders responded by rejecting Westboro’s approach and engaging with gay rights supporters.
NACC Crowd Reaction: Spiritually Uplifting
Attendees at the North American Christian Convention share how worship, workshops, friendships, missions awareness, and a service project made the gathering spiritually uplifting and memorable.
NACC Diversity: A Giant Leap Forward
Dudley Rutherford challenges NACC leaders and local churches to build on growing racial and ethnic diversity, calling for intentional efforts to develop multiracial platforms, staffs, leadership teams, and…
What a Wonderful Convention!
The 2011 North American Christian Convention challenged more than 10,000 attendees to recapture the qualities of the first-century church through powerful preaching, practical action, generous giving, and trust…
Doing Nothing Is Doing Something
Mandy Smith reflects on learning to rest even in life's busiest seasons, discovering through Sabbath and simple daily practices that trusting God means accepting our limits and recognizing…
Taking the First Bite Out of Biblical Illiteracy
Jim Eichenberger traces the century-long history of Training for Service and its continuing mission to combat biblical illiteracy by equipping Christian workers with a foundational understanding of Scripture.
Teaching Islam and Learning to Love My Neighbor
Craig Farmer reflects on teaching Islam after 9/11 and how relationships with Muslim neighbors helped Christian students replace fear and caricature with understanding while exploring important differences about…
Learn More About Islam
Craig Farmer recommends four books offering accessible approaches to Islam through history, the Qur’an, theology, and literature, with selections by John Esposito, Michael Sells, Sachiko Murata, William Chittick,…
Getting the Most from the Gospels (Part Two)
Matt Proctor explains how historical background, literary context, and parallel accounts can help readers understand the Gospels more deeply while appreciating the distinctive voices of Matthew, Mark, Luke,…
Gospel Distinctives
Matt Proctor surveys the distinctive character of Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John, highlighting each Gospel's audience, literary style, major themes, structure, and portrayal of Jesus.
Worshipping When Your World Falls Apart
Biblical lament gives Christians a faithful way to bring grief, uncertainty, and difficult questions before God while holding firmly to his sovereignty, faithfulness, and power to hear our…
Interview with David Beamer: The Worst Day of My Life
Ten years after September 11, David Beamer reflects on son Todd Beamer, United Flight 93, and the Christian faith that sustained his family through the worst day of…
