"The call to share the gospel, to ensure that all have heard, is not just about reaching out with words — it is about embodying a life that reflects Christ’s love and truth in every encounter," shares Shivan.
Global Perspectives
Katherine asks: if knowing Jesus is the best part of our lives, why wouldn’t we share with those around us?
As Seelan reflected on the phrase ‘until all have heard,’ the questions that came to mind were: who has heard and what have they heard?
After Reinhold experienced transformation through Christ, he knew sharing the gospel was "something God was calling all of us — including me — to be involved in."
"In a world where the news often highlights suffering, war and disasters, who still needs to hear about the wonderful things that God has done?" asks Jessica.
In serving and loving those who had come to the table, one family found their hope restored after an earthquake destroyed their home.
The call to keep calm and carry on is apt for us as we continue our journey that is punctuated with changes and transitions
The first thing about gratitude is that we need to acknowledge that ingratitude is more prevalent among Christians than we would care to acknowledge.
Biblical metaphors can transform our hearts and minds if we let them.
“Life with Jesus is an adventure, and do you trust Him enough to say 'Yes!' to that adventure?” When I heard a conference speaker say that, it was the encouragement that I needed to step out.