Matthew 28:19 says we’re to “Go and make disciples of all nations.” Perhaps you want to share your faith but don’t know where to start. Craig shares how he took this command to heart and began working with a local mission in the Chicago area.
Brent and his wife stepped out in faith on a trip to the Soviet Union during the Cold War. They had no idea who would receive the copies of the Bible they secretly handed out, or that God would use their obedience in an unexpected way.
With each day that passes, it seems the borders between Iraq and surrounding countries intensify. Jesus overcomes the lines that divide our hearts. After escaping the Iraqi army . . .
Can one person make a difference? Working in the poverty-stricken country of Cambodia, Renée offers hope and healing to innocent children suffering from sexual abuse . . .
The Lord Jesus told us in Matthew 28 to go and make disciples of all nations. In this same passage, we find the assurance that as we go, the Lord will be with us . . .
As a US soldier stationed in Korea during the war, Carl faced many battles. Perhaps his most important fight, however, was getting his Korean houseboy, Billy, to the safety of the United States. The journey of these two friends would later impact a nation. (Part 2 of 2)
Albert and Lilian were committed to telling others about Jesus Christ, even if it meant risking their lives. On this weekend’s Words To Live By, they’ll tell how God met their needs as they shared the gospel in the streets of Calcutta and abroad.
Mark grew up under the shadow of alcoholism and abuse. He would later fall into the same trap of addiction as he tried to numb his own pain and fear. It wasn’t until Mark was shown Christlike love that he knew he’d found the hope he’d been longing for his entire life.