A young surgeon on a mission grapples with a sense of God’s presence amidst the joys of healing and the heartbreak of death.

A vascular surgeon embarks on a journey of discovering that his calling as a healer extends beyond the safety of the Western Medical establishment and follows Jesus unto the ends of the earth to participate in the healing of the world.

In 2016, Jesus Christ was declared Lord and King of Poland. Now, a massive influx of Ukrainian refugees puts that declaration to the test and sets the stage for a religious and cultural awakening.

The uncommon life and legacy of Kahlil Gibran challenges us to honor and use language as a bridge to connect with the “other”

In 1962, Sister Mary Corita walked into a West Hollywood gallery to look at paintings of Campbell’s soup cans.

A Bible translator living and working in the Amazon invites us into the joys and challenges of this vital work.

The 1978 Oliphant Decision by the U.S. Supreme Court, stripping Native American tribes of the power to criminally prosecute non-natives for crimes continues to perpetuate the ongoing silent crisis of missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls.

Yonathan Moya, founder of the humanitarian organization, Border Perspective, has traveled to countries such as Costa Rica, Belize, Mexico, Honduras, Haiti, and Cuba.

This week on the podcast Joel is joined by new co-host, Editorial Director, Joseph Carlson as they explore the life and story of Cheryl Allen.

Neal and Anna Hampton served in the Middle East and have over twenty-seven years of ministry experience traveling in over seventy countries. Their humanitarian work took them to war-torn Afghanistan where they raised their three children living out their calling in a hostile culture.