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Changing world dynamics may require a renewed focus on an age-old method in missions: tentmaking.

Walking in humility or walking in pride? There is a designated outcome for each. Choose wisely.

As a person who has lived overseas, I know the importance of casting a vote in America. Don't miss the chance to vote at every opportunity.

Walking in wisdom can rise in the face of all we encounter, even kings. Look at some biblical examples of our passage from Proverbs 16.

What do the new realities of mission life mean for families? Can we prepare our children for such uncertain times? Yes, by leaning into the ever-certain God we follow.

Proverbs shares the secret of finding peace with your enemies: Living to please the Lord.

Being mentioned in a historical document can have a downside, but doesn't mean that we can't learn from it. Think Euodia and Syntyche in Paul's letter to the church in Philippi.

What gives God the glory? Plans committed to Him.

How will the rapid changes of our world affect those who are called into full-time mission service? Here are some thoughts on the matter.

Wise words make an impact on the lives of others. Proverbs 15 shows us how we can speak wisdom into the lives of others to God's glory.

Do books and media impact a nation? Check out this analysis of British literature and cinema and the warning for America.

Your face is a clear indication of what's in your heart. The wisdom of Proverbs 15 shares the connection.

A recent women's retreat left me hopeful for the future, as women continue to answer the call to mission service among Muslims.

Proverbs 15:1 teaches us the power of a soft answer.

The story of Josiah is a good example of how God can speak truth through the most unlikely of sources. We just need to listen.