In many places around the world, following Christ can cost you your life. Yet Christians keep preaching the gospel and God keeps saving sinners.

There are some things every athlete needs to prioritize in their life. But for athletes who identify as Christ-followers, there are three non-negotiable priorities.

When opportunities arise, how do we know if we are ready to share the gospel? Staff writer Zach Barnhart suggests writing it out.

If Jesus’ power over the earth is the basis for the mission, the coming of the Holy Spirit is the power enabling the mission, says Dustin Crowe.

Gospel messengers who brave hostile places don’t go to seek martyrdom, writes Tim Keesee. Rather they go to fully live for the glory of Christ and the sake of others, knowing they are in God’s hands.

While the Christian marriage is likely full of benefits for both parties, it is not primarily designed to benefit both parties. It is meant, first and foremost, to put Christ on display.

How many friends do we have with whom we’ve failed to share the gospel? How many times have we put it off? How many opportunities have we justified away?

We want more—bigger crowds, larger ministries, more dollars. But before we get more, we need to ask, "How will I respond to the few?"