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When will things go back to normal?

When will things go back to normal?

These days, we’re trying to keep our distance from people. And it feels a lot like how I imagine people treated lepers in the Bible. These people were shunned and made outcasts because of their medical condition. Diseases and illnesses break down bodies, but they also...
Christ fed 5,000. Will you help feed one?

Christ fed 5,000. Will you help feed one?

“I don’t know how I’m going to feed my kids right now.” That’s what one Kansas woman admitted after recently losing her job. She’d worked at the same hotel for years but was suddenly let go due to the coronavirus outbreak. Worldwide, people are now out of work due to...
Preaching in the face of persecution

Preaching in the face of persecution

He’d heard the Gospel all his life while growing up in a Christian home in China. His family even hosted services and church activities at their house. But it wasn’t until he was an adult, while attending an evangelical meeting, that Yuanbo gave his life to Christ....
Persecution might be scary, but for Christians it is not the end

Persecution might be scary, but for Christians it is not the end

I think one of the most memorable stories of persecution in the Bible is the story of Stephen. Stephen is killed because of his beliefs; but thankfully, the story doesn’t end there. Later in the book of Acts, we see how Stephen’s sacrifice helps lead to the...
Manna, ravens, a little boy’s lunch, and YOU

Manna, ravens, a little boy’s lunch, and YOU

We read in the Bible how God used some pretty extraordinary ways to provide for His people when they were hungry. He sent bread that looked like snow, told ravens to carry food in their beaks, and multiplied a young boy’s lunch.God may surprise us with how He works...
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