
October 22, 2026
Setting Our Hearts
Doug Redford

Jesus said to pray, “Give us today our daily bread” (Matthew 6:11), and every part of that sentence has something to teach us.

The board of trustees for Point University in West Point, GA, announced the selection of Dr. Stacy A. Bartlett as the university’s eight president and first female president.

Discipleship requires surrender—ceasing our battle of the wills and voluntarily submitting ourselves to the Lord.

Dr. Alan Ahlgrim’s unexpected passing prompted widespread gratitude for his preaching, church planting, and mentorship of pastors. He led Rocky Mountain Christian Church for three decades and continued…

The perpetual onslaught of breaking news is numbing. It makes us care more … at least at first. But over time we get fatigued with the world’s chaos…

Using simple but profound language, Jesus teaches us to address God as a wise, powerful, loving Father.

A Nebraska church has launched a nonprofit organization aimed at calling new pastors to the ministry and supporting those who already are serving

For 20 centuries, followers of Jesus have cherished the Lord’s Prayer. This short but powerful prayer can help us jumpstart our conversations with God.

An abundance of opportunities exist for fellowship, intellectual advancement and worship that goes far beyond your normal church activities.

How can we make prayer a more consistent part of our daily lives?

Denford Chizanga of The Africa Development Mission Trust will serve as the president of the 2025 ICOM gathering in Atlanta.

Jesus was a man on a mission, but people were at the heart of his mission. The Lord is our shepherd, and he calls us to be shepherds,…

TCM’s tools and mission have adapted to past changes, but the enduring focus today remains the same: to equip Christian leaders for significant service so that every nation…

God’s new covenant includes this welcome promise: “I will forgive their wickedness and will remember their sins no more” (Hebrews 8:12).

After binge listening to the Joe Rogan podcast, Tyler McKenzie offers a few insights he gained from his listening experience.
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