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

Dick Alexander reflects on overseas mission work that shares both the gospel and practical care, with examples from Ukraine, Cambodia, and Kenya.

Brian Jones challenges guilt-driven approaches to spiritual disciplines, arguing that God often forms disciples through suffering, rebuke, silence, service, and corporate worship.

George Ross reflects on ministry fatigue, staff recovery, team-based leadership, and the practices that help church leaders avoid depletion while continuing to serve faithfully.

Ethan Magness reflects on how the BEYOND series challenged Mountain Christian Church to embrace discomfort, renew urgency, and keep following Jesus into places they had never been.

Stephen Bond reflects on 34 years of risk-taking faith, from seminary and Chilean missions to Midwest ministry and church planting in Sparks, Nevada.

What does the true worship of God require? John Sloper examines Hebrew and Greek words for worship, explaining why humility, reverence, and wholehearted submission matter more than outward…

Daniel Schantz reflects on seven ordinary days and the many ways God receives worship through creation, teaching, Scripture, home, music, communion, and grace.

C. Robert Wetzel reflects on baptism, Scripture, and grace through a childhood barber shop debate and a lifetime of ministry shaped by Restoration Movement convictions.

Marshall Leggett reflects on America’s heritage of faith, its blessings and challenges, and the Christian call to pray, witness, and seek God’s blessing for the nation.

James B. North traces how people connected to the Restoration Movement have served in public office, from presidents and senators to judges, representatives, governors, and state legislators.

Harriet Miers and Texas Supreme Court Justice Nathan Hecht discuss how Christian faith shapes public service, political leadership, humility, and civility in this interview with Dusty Rubeck.

Jerry Rushford traces James A. Garfield’s Restoration Movement roots, from baptism and preaching at Hiram to his presidency, assassination, and enduring influence on Christian churches.

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Rick Grover reflects on how church leaders can respond to criticism, conflict, and mean-spirited behavior with self-examination, compassion, courage, and Christlike firmness.

Chuck Booher shares how Crossroads Christian Church turned an impossible financial campaign into 40 days of prayer, renewed faith, and more than $3 million in commitments.
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