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Six Formative Meetings
The Founding of the Swedish Evangelical Free Church.
How the Gospel Reconciled a Pastoral Feud
Two EFCA pastors clashed over theology. What came next surprised them.
A New Covenant Mission to the Old Covenant People
There’s an untapped, intercultural mission in our backyards.
From Police Officer to Church Planter
How God called one EFCA pastor out of the squad car and into the pulpit.
God Speaks a New Identity Over Your Teens
An excerpt from "More to the Story: Deep Answers to Real Questions on Attraction, Identity, and Relationships" by Jennifer Kvamme.
Planting Churches, Together
Partners with the President with Scott Sterner, Kyle Eaton and Andrew Ward.
The Enemy Hates Your Marriage
Shine God’s light on his tactics and stand firm in Christ.
The Prophetic Pathway to Christ
A Review of The Prophets and Apostolic Witness: Reading Isaiah, Jeremiah, and Ezekiel as Christian Scripture.
Mirror God's Lavish Generosity
As we reflect on Martin Luther King Jr., let’s consider how we can serve the poor.
Steadfast Since 1884
140 years ago, the Danish-Norweigan Free Church planted its first church. It still stands strong today.
Glen Schrieber: I'm Excited About the Future of the EFCA
The former district superintendent of EFCA Southeast shares how he came to Christ, what led him to the EFCA and his next chapter of ministry.
Revisiting New Year's Celebrations
How EFCA churches watched and prayed for the Lord's return.
Hollow Christmas in Japan
The people of Japan celebrate Christmas. Most don’t know it’s about Jesus (Part 3).
Kinshasa Christmas
Like fireworks against a night sky, the hope of Christ is a bright light amidst the uncertainty of this world (Part 2).
A Camel on the Christmas Tree
How an EFCA missionary in the Middle East used Christmas traditions to share the gospel (Part 1).
A Light Has Dawned
Partners with the President with Kevin Kompelien.
I Want to Live a Winsome Life
But if my focus is misplaced, I’ll live for optics and not for Jesus.
