FIRST-PERSON: A sustainable pace
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What does the pace of your day usually look like? Sane? Sensible? Sustainable? Or are you rushing through life at a pace that will inevitably lead to a crash?
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BIBLE STUDY: Emboldened by God’s sovereignty
The reality of God’s omnipotence is a source of encouragement and courage for every believer, not just those who suffer religious persecution. Assured that we lift our prayers to the One who reigns supreme over every circumstance, gives us confidence as we face such hardships as illness, financial struggles, grief or a prodigal child.
From broken bones to unshakable faith, Pedro’s light shines in Mexican village
Pedro lives in a small Mexican village where life has been a struggle for him. Living with brittle bone disease, he works with his family in a storefront in their home, making tortillas. Pedro struggled with depression, but his life changed after he met with Pastor Jacob. IMB Photo
In one small Mexican village, life comes with a hard, practical rhythm. Children finish eighth grade and are quickly pulled into the fields or the factories that pay just enough for a family’s basic needs. Most men walk a mile or more just to catch the only truck that will ferry them to work.
Greensboro abortion clinic closes after decades, ministries point to next steps
A Woman’s Choice abortion clinic, the only surgical abortion provider in Greensboro, closed its doors on April 30. Photo via Love Life ministry
GREENSBORO, N.C. — After more than a decade under its current ownership — and years of prior operation under a different name — the only surgical abortion provider in Greensboro closed its doors on April 30, prompting responses from area pro-life ministries.
Wyoming witness: Baptism and evangelism numbers increase at record rates
A record crowd of students and leaders attended April's Youth Evangelism Conference in Casper.
CASPER (BP) – Its distinction as the country’s least populous state can factor into the tendency to overlook Wyoming. Doing so, however, means missing a response to the Gospel that is both indicative of the ministry work there, as well as what is achievable anywhere else.
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Pedro lives in a small Mexican village where life has been a struggle for him. Living with brittle bone disease, he works with his family in a storefront in their home, making tortillas. Pedro struggled with depression, but his life changed after he met with Pastor Jacob. IMB Photo
From broken bones to unshakable faith, Pedro’s light shines in Mexican village
In one small Mexican village, life comes with a hard, practical rhythm. Children finish eighth grade and are quickly pulled into the fields or the factories that pay just enough for a family’s basic needs. Most men walk a mile or more just to catch the only truck that will ferry them to work.
