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Poco a Poco, Tus Límites Deberían Mejorar
Los pastores deben tener límites saludables: con el trabajo, con los congregantes y consigo mismos. Dios nos muestra Su fidelidad a través de pequeños pasos en la dirección correcta.
God Working in the Cornfields
How one rural church saw blessing amidst decline.
Von Qualen in Canton
This year, we celebrate 135 years of global EFCA missionaries.
This Election Day, Fix Your Eyes on Jesus
One EFCA leader reflects on her relationship with Jesus and politics.
Someone Left a Gift in the Youth Room
Living out our fullest potential as a Church requires getting everyone involved—including young people.
Friday Is a Good Day to Die
I’m not Anglican. But a centuries-old practice from The Book of Common Prayer changed the way I think about the weekend.
Remembering the People of the Old Testament
Fulfilling the EFCA’s mission requires sharing the gospel with the Jewish community.
Measuring the Health of the Church
Partners with the President with Tom Nelson
Bringing Revelation Into Focus
A review of Blessed: Experiencing the Promise of the Book of Revelation by Nancy Guthrie
125 Years of Our EFCA School
This week is the 125th anniversary of the first classes at Trinity International University in Illinois.
I Was Wrong About Rest
After 20 years in full-time ministry, I went on sabbatical. I wish I had done it sooner.
Global Christians With a Global Vision
Why should we send missionaries overseas when the needs are so great right here?
Two Callings, One Mission
God brought two men to Tucson, Arizona to multiply His church.
Every Church Needs a Tychicus
Be one, see one.
It Took a Flood to Bring Us Back
The EFCA has deep roots in Kentucky.
Banding Together in Budapest
ReachGlobal City Teams are uniquely positioned to serve local communities around the globe. Budapest is just one example.
A Youth Pastor Needs Prayer
Leading 82 students at Challenge is no small feat.
Soteriological Euphoria
How the gospel brings delight to the dejected.
