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blog post | July 21, 2016

Whether a word of rebuke or sweet drops of encouragement to a discouraged friend, Mary poured out her life ministering to all she came in contact with.

blog post | April 14, 2016

The life of Indian scholar Pandita Ramabai testifies of God’s power to gently draw a lost heart to Himself—and His merciful, unconditional love for rejected, despised sinners like us.

blog post | March 24, 2016

‘The blacker the night around us grew, the brighter and truer and more beautiful burned the word of God.’

blog post | February 18, 2016

Mary Slessor’s character was strong—and she used that strength to serve her King. Unhappy experiences in her home life didn’t cripple her. Rather, they prepared her for what lay ahead.

blog post | June 16, 2016

What time can you give the Master today? What worshipful service could you offer to Him? What gift could you lay back at Christ's feet?

blog post | May 26, 2016

If you desire to do “big things” for God, ask yourself today whether you have truly counted the cost of following Christ.

blog post | October 25, 2021

Jesus knows our suffering, but He doesn’t always respond in the way we might expect. Sometimes, instead of words of comfort or valor, He gives us marching orders: be faithful to the end.

blog post | March 3, 2016

Sabina traversed valleys of deep pain and sailed through rough waters of fear and sorrow. But she is remembered and honored for her faithfulness to Jesus and the forgiveness she showed others.

blog post | April 7, 2016

Sarah's godliness bore fruit for generations to come, and now, nearly 300 years later, we are still learning from her example

blog post | September 18, 2023

Children are not anchors that keep us from kingdom work. They are our kingdom work.