Grace upon Grace: What Happened When John Piper Missed Our Conference

‘Should we cancel the event?’ TGC Norden organizers wondered. ‘Would everyone who signed up to hear Piper ask for a refund?’

Carl Jan Christian Roth

The Spirit of Truth: Takeaways from the Evangelium 21 Conference in Hamburg

Ryan Hoselton & Ron Kubsch

The ‘Quiet Revival’ Breaks Spiritual Stillness in the United Kingdom

John Stevens

How a Tiny Church Is Serving Ukraine with Books

Sarah Eekhoff Zylstra & Aleksander Saško Nezamutdinov

Relying on God, Not America: A Report from the Church in Ukraine

Sarah Eekhoff Zylstra & Caleb Suko

From Ministry to the American Dream and Back Again

Sarah Eekhoff Zylstra & Ujjwal Rai

For a Christian refugee from Nepal, chasing the American dream felt irresistible—until it didn’t.

International Churches Aren’t the Silver Bullet of Missions Strategy

Eric White & Dean Polk

The spread of the gospel to all peoples in all places requires more than healthy English-speaking churches.

Amid Turmoil, Haiti Finds Hope

Sarah Eekhoff Zylstra & Esaïe Etienne

A Haitian pastor shares why Haiti is struggling, how its churches are doing, and how he prays for his country these days.

Ministries of Hope in Beleaguered Ukraine

Taisiia Lukich

While many Ukrainians are feeling despair and hopelessness, one church’s ‘Ministries of Hope’ are exploding with growth.

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Needed: 30,000 Books for Groundbreaking African Theological Library

Sarah Eekhoff Zylstra

In a few months, a shipping container will leave the East Coast for Zambia, where a newly constructed theological library will be waiting. All that’s needed is the books.

Why a Drug Addict’s Bet Is Helping to Grow the Church in Southeast Asia

Sarah Eekhoff Zylstra

Over the past five years, around 90 English-speaking and 70 Mandarin-speaking pastors have connected with a network in one of the ‘most strategic cities in the world.’

6 Months Later, Israeli Pastor Says, ‘I’m Commanded to Love My Enemies’

Sarah Eekhoff Zylstra & David Zadok

David Zadok explains how he’s seen the goodness of God even in the war with Hamas.

How AI Assists in Global Bible Translation

Don Barger

Using machine learning, whole Bible translations can be completed faster than at any other time in history.

Not Isolated from God: The Surprising Christianity of the Faroe Islands

Carl Jan Christian Roth

God can use solitude to form us into tools for his glory.

Chinese Christians Adapt Under New Restrictions

Sarah Eekhoff Zylstra & Zhang San

China’s increasing hostility to Christianity and reliance on technology are trends we also see in the West. So how are Christians in China coping?

One Year Later, Moscow Pastor Says, ‘I Know God Is Going to Judge Us All’

Sarah Eekhoff Zylstra

In addition to anxiety about the war, Russian pastors face societal pressure, isolation, anger from Christians outside Russia, financial strain, and questions about how to be faithful in an aggressor nation.

One Year Later, Christians in Ukraine Say, ‘We Wouldn’t Want to Be Anywhere Else’

Sarah Eekhoff Zylstra

Driving towards eastern Ukraine can feel like driving into Mordor. But there is hope.

How Principles of Modern Economics Can Reflect Biblical Wisdom

Robert Plummer

When the modern economic ‘wisdom literature’ of classic American children’s stories parallels biblical principles, we should be eager to pass them along.

Meet the Christians in Ukraine’s Humanitarian Resistance

Isaac Willour

Believers are reaching out with food, medicine, and the gospel—and finding encouragement in the faith of those they’re helping.

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Grace upon Grace: What Happened When John Piper Missed Our Conference

The Spirit of Truth: Takeaways from the Evangelium 21 Conference in Hamburg

The ‘Quiet Revival’ Breaks Spiritual Stillness in the United Kingdom

How a Tiny Church Is Serving Ukraine with Books

Relying on God, Not America: A Report from the Church in Ukraine

From Ministry to the American Dream and Back Again

International Churches Aren’t the Silver Bullet of Missions Strategy

Amid Turmoil, Haiti Finds Hope

Ministries of Hope in Beleaguered Ukraine

More Resources

Needed: 30,000 Books for Groundbreaking African Theological Library

Why a Drug Addict’s Bet Is Helping to Grow the Church in Southeast Asia

6 Months Later, Israeli Pastor Says, ‘I’m Commanded to Love My Enemies’

How AI Assists in Global Bible Translation

Not Isolated from God: The Surprising Christianity of the Faroe Islands

Chinese Christians Adapt Under New Restrictions

One Year Later, Moscow Pastor Says, ‘I Know God Is Going to Judge Us All’

One Year Later, Christians in Ukraine Say, ‘We Wouldn’t Want to Be Anywhere Else’

How Principles of Modern Economics Can Reflect Biblical Wisdom

Meet the Christians in Ukraine’s Humanitarian Resistance