The Tyranny of Transition: How to Stay Awake for the Journey
It’s all about the journey. At least that’s what we’ve been told. Is it though? Anyone who’s bounced between continents, countries, or even cities may testify that sometimes we just want to get there. Move from point A to point B. Skip the hard stuff, the demands of packing and nausea and opportunities … Continue reading The Tyranny of Transition: How to Stay Awake for the Journey
August 24, 2026
How Can I Share the Gospel
August 24, 2026
Five years into the Taliban’s rule, poverty and oppression dominate Afghanistan. Yet God’s Word takes root.
August 24, 2026
Why Does Training Matter?
November 5, 2025
THE GOSPEL BRINGS US NEAR
April 22, 2025
Storytellers are “game changers” for evangelism, discipleship in the Middle East
April 9, 2025
In Bangladesh, Islamists target believers from a Muslim background
April 9, 2025
Junta delays aid to earthquake impact zones, believers work toward relief
April 8, 2025
As U.S. leads airstrikes, where is hope for Yemen?
April 7, 2025
For Syrian Christians, prayer is a matter of life and death
April 4, 2025
Missions
Stories
Be inspired by stories of God's powerful moving across the world through ordinary people yielded to Him.
More than a letter: How a stay-at-home mom found purpose in prison ministry
April 4, 2025
Nourishing life in a world that feeds conflict
Mercy in the midst of Syria’s devastation: “They entered all the houses except ours”
Pray for the Women of the Sewing Ministry in Eldoret
Relief and Development: A Holistic Approach to Transforming Communities
From Extremist to Evangelist
August 21, 2026
Something Is Wrong with the Missionary Teams
“Someday, my best friend and I hope to serve together on a frontier missions team!” “Is that right? Ha… you won’t stay best friends for long.” I’ve always remembered this interaction with a missions mobilizer from back in my college days. It struck me because it seemed like such a jaded thing to say.
by A.W. Workman
November 10, 2025
Together in the Mission: Learning from Moses, Aaron, and Hur
In Exodus 17, the people of Israel are in battle against the Amalekites. While Joshua leads the army in the valley, Moses stands on a hill overlooking the fight, holding the staff of God in his hands. As long as his hands are raised, Israel prevails. But when his arms grow tired and begin to…
by Mission ONE
September 1, 2025
Why Can’t We Just Get Along?
Discover why team dynamics are a leading challenge for missionaries.
April 22, 2025
THE GOSPEL BRINGS US NEAR
Traveling to places around the world often moves us out of our comfort zones. I recently found myself in such a situation. While in India, our host, Saji Lukos, told us we would participate in a foot-washing service. Honestly, I had never witnessed such a thing. Dr. Lukos explained that before the graduation at Mission …
Creative Access and the Hidden Realities of Missionary Work in Repressive Countries
Missionaries in creative access countries risk everything to share the Gospel. Operating under extreme repression—from harsh detentions in China and Iran to the threat of execution in Saudi Arabia—they use coded strategies to protect themselves and local believers. Learn how these brave individuals navigate dangerous environments and discover ways your church can support them through education, advocacy, and prayer.
Beyond the Overseas Mission Field: Embracing the Mission Within Our Own Communities
Sometimes we search for a grand mission in far-off places, only to overlook the transformative opportunities unfolding in our own neighborhoods. What if the true call to serve lies in the everyday interactions right at our doorstep—a quiet revolution of compassion waiting to be ignited?