Like a wayward son, many Jews have rejected the God of their fathers. A former Pharisee, Paul gives great insight, not only into the heart of God for his people but his path to salvation through Christ.

When it gets hard to move into a certain country, God has a solution: he brings the people out. God shakes the nations to reach the nations. Our message: home is found in Christ.

Is the significance to how Jesus enters Jerusalem during Passover week? Yes, it's right out of Old Testament prophecy, and yet the people missed the point. Still, he came.

Paul may have thought he was the worst of sinners, but we're all right up there with him. Thankfully, Jesus is capable to save us all. Oh, what a Savior!

The message the Messiah came to share is the same one we are given to share today. Where did that message come from? Isaiah 61.

If you're thinking to write from your mission experience, I wanted to share with you why I sometimes choose to write fiction.

Did you know that Jesus' cleansing of the Temple relates to a passage in Isaiah? Did you know it also relates to us today?

When you're struggling to get the words out to the Lord, use the Psalms. When your heart is breaking, use ALL CAPS.

God gives us all the materials needed to build bridges to Christ: His Word and whatever the other person is holding. Philip shows us how.

Knowing if, how, and when to respond to issues on social media takes discernment for those serving cross-culturally...as it should for all followers of Christ.