November 3, 2026
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The Tyranny of the Paradigm (Part 3)
Jack W. Cottrell argues that the sola fidei paradigm distorts biblical teaching on confession, baptism, and the conditions of salvation in Romans 10, Acts 2, and Ephesians 4.
The Tyranny of the Paradigm (Part 2)
Jack W. Cottrell examines sola fidei as a controlling theological paradigm and argues that faith, repentance, and baptism must be interpreted with careful distinctions between means, conditions, and…
Emerging for the Rest of Us
Josh Tandy reflects on the emerging church movement and considers how established congregations can learn from its emphasis on mission, humility, relationships, and shared authority.
A New Perspective for a “Bunch of Jerks”
Chris Beard reflects on how a Beaumont church billboard sparked national conversation and reminded Christians that apologizing, listening, and acting more like Jesus matter in outreach.
Leading Beyond Your Ability
Rick Grover reflects on leading beyond personal ability through dependence on God, trust in others, outside help, and renewed humility in church leadership.
Built for Speed
Charles and Tiffany Hill moved to South Jordan, Utah, to plant One Community, facing funding setbacks, launch delays, and a challenging mission field with determination and faith.
Immeasurably More
Bryan and Missy Meyers planned to plant in Nevada, but God redirected them to Utah, where The Journey launched through prayer, cooperation, and church-planting partnerships.
God on a Mission in Salt Lake City
Kyle Costello’s journey from Mormonism to faith in Christ leads to the planting of Missio Dei Community in Salt Lake City, where a growing congregation embraces relationships, discipleship,…
Within Our Reach
Greg Pruett calls churches to help bring Scripture translation and church planting to the remaining least-reached, Scriptureless language groups around the world.
The Jonathan Project
Graydon Jessup describes The Jonathan Project’s work planting multiplying churches among least-reached people groups and training “global Jonathans” to share the gospel in difficult places.
Teaching People to Pray One at a Time
Paul Covert shares practical lessons from Central Christian Church on building a vibrant prayer ministry through coaching, relationships, strategic prayer, and clear entry points for volunteers.
Increase Your Church’s Passion for Prayer
Paul Covert shares practical ways Central Christian Church of the East Valley helps people begin, grow, and deepen their prayer lives through training, intercession, accountability, and prayer-focused ministry.
Standing with Jesus in Urban Chaos
Ash Barker recounts the Bangkok riots near Klong Toey and reflects on Christian solidarity, urban poverty, and the costly call to stand with neighbors in crisis.
A New Way to Train Workers
Ron Holland introduces LivingStone International University in Uganda as a collaborative Christian higher education project focused on social justice, Restoration Movement unity, and preparing African leaders.
Let’s Get Busy!
Doug Priest encourages seniors to consider direct missions involvement, showing how changing mission trends, flexible terms, and holistic ministry create meaningful opportunities to serve.
