Every Love God Greatly study highlights one of the languages we serve – our new study, Our God Who Pursues, includes the highlight of our Burmese branch! Join us in prayer for May, her team, and the women of her language and nation as you read her story, and help
If we look around at our world today, we know that things are not how they’re supposed to be. It feels as if the culture around us continues to move further away from God. Evil seems to be thriving, and there is a lack of justice against sin. The people
Friends, our new study translations are ready! We have the incredible privilege of announcing that the Our God Who Pursues study is now available in SIXTEEN languages, with more in the works!!! And the Our God Who Pursues for Kids is available in SEVEN languages with more in the works as well!!!
Every Love God Greatly study highlights one of the languages we serve – our new study, Firm Foundation, includes the highlight of our Hungarian branch! Join us in prayer for Margo, her team, and the women of her language and nation as you read her story, and help us
In today’s fast-paced and ever-changing world, it can be challenging to find stability and peace. As women, we often juggle multiple roles and responsibilities, facing pressures from various directions. In the midst of this chaos, the need for a solid foundation—one rooted in the unchanging truths of God’s Word—has never
Friends, our new study translations are ready! We have the incredible privilege of announcing that our Firm Foundation study is now available in SIXTEEN languages, with more in the works!!! And our Firm Foundation for Kids is available in EIGHT languages with more in the works as well!!! As we launch
“Look,” he said, “I see heavens opened and the Son of Man standing at the right hand of God!” – Stephen, Acts 7:56 Stephen had given a history lesson for the books! Enraged from the truth of their deeds being exposed, the Sanhedrin, covering their ears and raising their voices
I have the blessing of raising three daughters. If I had a dollar for every time someone said something to me about having three girls and commenting “Oh, are you going to try for that boy?” when my girls were toddlers, I’d be rich. Or, more recently, it’s more “Oh
It was 1987. My mom had recently married my stepdad, and our new family needed a new beginning. Like those who had headed out west decades before us, we too were wanting a fresh start. So from the farmlands of Indiana to the hills of Northern California, we drove. I
I am a recovering control addict. Perhaps, this is an area you have struggled in as well. A desire for control can often be a source of fear and anxiety in our lives. We obsess over our education, career, family, fitness, and finances, and more. If our proposed trajectory veers