After a short-term mission trip to India, Peter questioned who would tell those who haven't heard the Gospel in India. God's answer to him was simple... "You will."

What sets any biblical leader on the right path is knowing his or her destination and how to get there. But in order to understand your own God-given vision and mission, you must first know the difference between the two.

Billions of people are waiting to hear the Gospel, but, "If you don’t know, then you don’t know that you don’t know." Will you tell those who don't even realize they need the Good News of Christ?

As an 18 year old, Timothy was determined to change his nation for Christ. But when it seemed he had failed, the God who never fails came through in ways he never imagined.

Studies have shown that countries with a missionary presence are making more changes for the better than those without... But perhaps our impact is deeper than we could ever imagine.

Making a difference for God isn't always easy, but it is simple, and it begins on your knees...

Blind for 20 years, one Kenyan man found himself desperate for healing. But when instructed not to listen to Christians healing in the name of Jesus, he had a choice to make.

One-man bands do it all, but the biblical image of leadership is not about star performers, but more like conductors of an orchestra. Are you conducting a healthy team?

Every day, we make significant investments of our time, resources, and energy. We may not be climbing Mount Everest, but we do constantly take risks. The question we must ask ourselves is: Is it worth it?

Selfie sticks and shepherd staffs are two “sticks” with very different uses and results. Selfie leadership is focused on the self, while a shepherd’s staff is a tool to lead and serve. Which are you carrying?

The “land between” is the place in life where God seems silent, even absent; but the resurrection teaches us that if all seems lost, God is still at work. Perhaps, this is even when He is doing His greatest work...

Dennis Downing has been serving the Lord in Recife, Brazil for 30 years. In this episode, Dennis talks about his call to ministry and what life looks like in the slums of Brazil.

Great leaders lead great people, but this doesn’t mean they only select the best. Successful leaders set others up for success. Are you leading well?

Two Sudanese refugees share the story of their conversion to faith in Jesus Christ after receiving "crates of food from the heavens." See how God was glorified as relief was offered to those in need in Sudan.

After the passing of a friend, Martin realized he may have been the man's only chance to learn about Jesus. See how Martin learned the urgency of spreading the Gospel and how he lives it out in his life.

We live in an age when reaching our Jerusalem, Judea, Samaria, and ends of the earth is right at our fingertips. Check out these seven simple tips to effectively share your faith online!

The God whose name is present tense, “I AM," calls us to a present tense obedience. It's never too late to begin obeying.

Sitting in a prison cell, Samson finally felt God's conviction. But when he didn't find himself worthy to pray, God's favor met him on his knees.

Every leader is just one step away from meltdown, but with integrity, accountability, and focus, we can glorify God in our leadership. Are you protected against leadership meltdown?

Jesus is more than a commodity; He is our Savior. But when we choose our pleasures over His will, can we honestly say we are treating Him as Lord?