God uses stories of change like theirs to shake us out of our own comfort with moral relativism and to lead us to rejoice in the freedom we have in Christ.

And as we enjoyed the goodness and grace of Jesus poured out for us generously, we were able to funnel some of that grace to others at the school in order that the school might enjoy the grace and presence of Jesus as well.

In this excerpt, pastors Aaron Menikoff and Harshit Singh show how Spurgeon’s theology and practice of prayer promoted missions in the church.

In this excerpt, pastor and author Seth Lewis shows readers the appropriate response to discovering the majesty of being made in God’s image is to respond to him in worship.

In this excerpt, pastor and author Jeremy Writebol challenges readers to make it their life’s ambition to share the gospel with all those around them.

In this adapted excerpt, pastor and author Josh Hayden shows readers the potential profit of “burying our preferences” for the sake of our shared mission.

Jubilee 2025 promises that its hope will not disappoint, but the practices and meaning that undergird the offer of Jubilee convey something else entirely. Italian pastor and scholar Leonardo De Chirico has written a short, free ebook about the Jubilee concepts found in Scripture and how the Roman Catholic Church practices them today.

At Christmas we celebrate that God gave us his presence. As followers of Jesus, we should give others the same.

Jenn Hesse wants to take down the fences in our neighborhoods. Her engagement with Chris and Elizabeth McKinney’s book Placed for a Purpose offers a way forward.

By showing our Muslim friends that the Qur’an teaches the inspiration, authority, and preservation of the Bible, we can engage in more thoughtful discussions about evidence and truth.

We have so many difficult, tension-filled missional decisions to make today. How do we avoid making them out of fear?

There’s a group of people who are a barrier to truth, freedom, and knowing God for Muslims everywhere. And it’s not who you might think.