December 1, 2012

Editorial

Thy Kingdom Come

Come, thou long-expected Jesus, born to set thy people free. In this line from the well-known hymn, Charles Wesley captures […] more

Closer

By Anonymous

The delivery truck rumbles down dusty streets past rows of brown concrete shops and apartments, each crowned with rebar stretching […] more
A Light in Mondul Kiri

By Joyce Johns

There they were, lined up in two rows. My heart broke as I immediately thought, They have mothers, father, sisters, […] more
The World is Waiting

By Anonymous

Visitation, home repair, day camps, backyard Bible clubs, Bible quizzing and special events. These ministries are embedded within the … more
Jesus is Visiting Me . . .

By Jintae Kim

Bolto, a 46-year-old Mongolian man, used to make a living driving people back and forth along the border between China […] more
The Tozer Anthology

By A. W. Tozer

Christianity was never intended to be an “ethical system” with Jesus Christ at the head. Our Lord did not come […] more
Adventures of a Dream Chaser

By Anonymous

As I began ministry as an international worker in a creative-access country, I thought I was chasing my own God-given […] more
All for Jesus

By Doug Wicks

“I have come that they might have life, and have it to the full” (John 10:10). If you’ve been associated […] more
Making The Lord’s Prayer Practical

By Mark Barnard

Does merely reciting the Lord’s Prayer generate the results the disciples were after—the intimacy Jesus modeled with His Father? I […] more
Hurricane Sandy

By Bruce Terpstra

Almost two weeks after Hurricane Sandy, sections of New York and New Jersey are still without power, more than 75,000 […] more
Don’t Miss This!

By Dr. Gary M. Benedict

It seems like there is a new headline every day—more dramatic than the day before—explaining to us how our lives […] more
Things I Did Not Expect

By Ella May Bryant

These days in Congo it is rare to see anyone being carried in a chair on the shoulders of bearers, […] more