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  • For the Heart
    • What Will You Do With That Degree?

      Joel Arnold Joel Arnold, November 5, 2026
    • Character Distilled: Are Patterns at 40 Etched in Stone at 70?

      Avatar photo Matt Collier, October 27, 2026
    • Life in a Tent: Birthday Thoughts on Mortality, Accountability, and God’s Love

      M. R. Conrad, October 20, 2026
  • Knowing the Word
    • Does God Give New Messages to Christians Today?

      Avatar photo Forrest McPhail, November 12, 2026
    • How We Ran From God. How God Brings Us Near.

      Sarah Arnold, November 3, 2026
    • Is the Sufficiency of Scripture Essential?

      Avatar photo Forrest McPhail, October 29, 2026
  • Ministry
    • Respond Honorably to Unworthy Caesars

      Avatar photo Forrest McPhail, October 1, 2026
    • Should Missionaries Be Motivated By Eternal Reward?

      Avatar photo Forrest McPhail, September 8, 2026
    • Like Swinging Pendulums

      Avatar photo Matt Collier, August 25, 2026
  • Quotes
    • Total Abandon

      Bonnie Witherall: A Modern Missionary Martyr

      M. R. Conrad, July 30, 2026
    • Amy Carmichael: Why Did She Want A Chance to Die?

      M. R. Conrad, May 19, 2026
    • William Borden: Not the Easy Road

      M. R. Conrad, April 23, 2026
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For the HeartMinistry

D.L. Moody’s Commitment to God: One Soul a Day

Avatar photo Forrest McPhail, July 14, 2026

Have you ever heard the story about D. L. Moody’s resolution? The famous American evangelist from Chicago made a commitment to God as a new …

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For the Heart

It is Not Death to Die

Sarah Arnold, July 7, 2026

Joel and I recently biked 26 kilometres and ate incredible ramen. We talked, laughed, checked Little Free Libraries, and pulled off at a cemetery. (Which …

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Ministry

Should Christian Leadership be Lonely?

Avatar photo Micah Colbert, June 30, 2026

“It’s lonely at the top” ~ songwriter Randy Newman “Loneliness is the penalty of leadership.” ~ explorer Ernest Shackleton “Loneliness is a required course for leadership” …

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Ministry

Combat Soldiers & Servants of the Gospel

Avatar photo Forrest McPhail, June 25, 2026

I strongly identify with soldiers and law enforcement officers. While I have no experience with either vocationally, I feel a kinship with them. Their stories …

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For the HeartKnowing the Word

I Know God is good… but is He also kind?

Avatar photo Matt Collier, June 23, 2026

I just completed a Scripture journey that lasted almost four years. As with many Bible studies I’ve done over the years, this one was prompted …

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Ministry

How to Improve Your Bible Teaching: 20 Phrases to Eliminate

M. R. Conrad, June 18, 2026

I just listened to forty sermons on the same passage. I teach expository preaching in the Middle East and East Africa, which means hours of …

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For the Heart

God Is At Work–Even When You Don’t See It

M. R. Conrad, June 16, 2026

The coffee shop’s hubbub distracted nineteen-year-old Hani from the thoughts that troubled him. This Cairo hotel was a refuge. But the steaming cup before him …

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For the Heart

Seven Sports Analogies that Motivate Spiritual Growth

Avatar photo Tim Richmond, June 9, 2026

Competitive sports exist in all cultures, and the lessons of athletic events convey spiritual insights. Consider seven spiritual growth lessons taught in the Bible from sports analogies.

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MinistryWorldview

From Me to We: A Plea for Preserving and Building Institutions

Joel Arnold Joel Arnold, June 6, 2026

In cultural analysis, some values loom like black holes—the entire constellation of cultural values and concerns orbit around a single, dominating principle. And for North …

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For the Heart

Whatever the Weather, We’ll Weather the Weather, Whether We Like It or Not

Sarah Arnold, June 2, 2026

Thirteen years ago, with a newborn son and thick in packing for our move to Manila, tears were easy. I was leaving known and loved …

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