
November 5, 2026
Not Just on Sunday
Lonetta McKee

Join Christians from around the world for the World Convention in Goiânia, Brazil, followed by opportunities to experience Brasilia and Rio de Janeiro with fellow believers.

Nonprofit Leadership in a For-Profit World reminds Christian leaders that lasting leadership begins not with techniques and business-school skills, but with Scripture, dependence on God, spiritual depth, and…

Christian unity becomes more than an ideal when believers serve alongside those who understand and practice Christianity differently, following Christ’s example of humility and putting the needs of…

As Christianity’s numerical center shifts toward the Global South, missionary movements from Asia, Africa, and Latin America are creating new opportunities—and new frontiers—for global missions.

Leadership techniques matter, but character comes first. Mark A. Taylor reflects on the hunger for trustworthy leaders and why those who lead for God must look beyond methods…

Is it wrong to want something? Mark A. Taylor explores how desire can lead toward sin or become the starting point for faithful action and abundant life.

Mark A. Taylor considers signs of declining church influence and asks what religious apathy, struggling congregations, and weakening spiritual vitality reveal about the state of the church in…
Discipleship & Spiritual Formation
Moses responded to God’s call with excuses and hesitation, but God patiently persisted. His reluctant leadership reminds us what can happen when we stop objecting and trust God…

George Barna’s research on declining church participation points toward a vital response: invest in the spiritual development of children whose beliefs and values will shape tomorrow’s church and…

Steve Jobs was no angel, but his remarkable leadership offers lessons for Christian leaders about inspiring people, thinking long term, taking risks, pursuing quality, and focusing on those…

Music follows us almost everywhere. Mark A. Taylor considers whether churches might offer something different by making room for silence, reflection, and even worship services without music.

Mark A. Taylor reflects on the unseen responsibilities carried by North American Christian Convention presidents and Dudley Rutherford’s desire to more fully honor the leaders who served before…

From Joplin to Manhattan and into everyday neighborhoods, tragedy creates opportunities for Christians to serve, love, and demonstrate God's presence when people are hurting and the world seems…

How should Christians respond to a troubled culture? Mark A. Taylor points to community outreach, service, sacrifice, and the example of Jesus as the church’s path toward restoration…
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