Are we actually doing more harm than good by doing nothing at all? Do we hurt those in need by taking no action at all? It's time for us to do stand up and do something!

A single mother in her thirties struggles to forgive her ex-husband but something happens when she attends an ILI Regional Conference. 

What vows have you made? Who holds you accountable to those vows long after they've been made?

Do you focus too much on your physical health and not enough on your spiritual fitness? Applying time, dedication, and discipline to your spiritual health not only benefits your life now, but for eternity with God. 

Staring out at the poor remnants of a terrorist attack, John and his team set to work to provide relief. They never could have imagined how God would use their efforts to change the lives of four men.

How to find a few to watch your back and hold you accountable to your spiritual blind side.

It's easy to see the dangers of falling prey to a consumer mentality. However, the greatest danger comes when we allow a consumer mentality to bleed over into our spiritual lives. 

Florence Fokoua is the ILI International Director for French-Speaking Africa. In this podcast episode, Florence talks about the recent History Makers Journey in Cameroon and the spread of the ILI movement in her part of the world. 

While we may not love what we see in the mirror, most of us would never leave home without first checking our appearance to make sure everything was in order. Paul also instructed the Corinthians to “Test yourselves to see if you are in the faith; examine yourselves" (II Cor. 13:5).

Wes Griffin, and his wife Joy, are the co-founders of the International Leadership Institute (ILI). In this episode, Wes shares how ILI became a global movement and what makes it unique. He even recalls the most impactful moments from the 2015 Global Summit, which took place almost two years ago to date.

Relax! I know we often consider that day when history, as we know it, will come to an end and every human being that ever lived will stand before the throne of God, but this is not a post about that. The Bible says we will escape final judgment because of what Christ did for us, but His sacrifice does not exempt us from giving an account to God of how we lived out the faith which saved us.

People say "don't put all you eggs in one basket." Reality is, we as Christians need to put ALL of our eggs in Jesus' basket. The idea of not putting ALL of our resources, ALL of our trust, ALL of our hope in one place is probably really good advice. Good advice for all those who don’t know Jesus Christ.

Scott Rodin has a passion for Core Value of Faithful Stewardship, and he has a special ministry called, The Stewards’ Journey. His mission is “to equip and inspire God’s people to be free and joyful stewards of life...”

A deep commitment to a life of integrity is where it all begins, but the desire to do what is right does not always guarantee success. We need a system of checks and balances to keep us in line, to hold us accountable. 

The idea of making a joyful noise to the Lord is often associated with singing, but our "noises" don't always have to be audible. When we live a life pleasing to God, we truly begin living loud.

Growing up in the Middle East, giving your life to Christ was a sentence to hell; but when one woman's sick mother was healed before her eyes, the answer was undeniable. It was Jesus.

Small groups in a local church are a win-win for everyone. Check out these seven benefits of being a big part of something small! 

For good or bad, we make an impact on those who follow after us. The possibility of having a multi-generational impact for the Kingdom of God is worth far more than we could ever imagine.  What impact will you leave for the following generations?

Kelly Phillips is a History Maker and a full-time staff member with Campus Crusade for Christ (Cru) in California. In this podcast, Kelly explains the role of mission support and its critical place of partnership in extending the Gospel.