Perspectives

If you’ve ever had to raise money as a church planter or cross-cultural missionary, you know how awkward writing support letters can be.

Katie Macc owns her entrepreneurial spirit to its full potential, all while having God at the center. Read on to understand how she exemplifies boldness while keeping it real.

Welcome to the first of our interview article series featuring Christian leaders’ spiritual and practical take on work! We hope that our stories inspire readers (you!) to take meaningful actions in work.

What do you hope to be different five years from now; how will you plan it into being?

In the world that we live in and the culture that we breathe and consume, we easily equate two things that need to be kept separate – progress and movement.

Here is what your missionaries will not tell you in their newsletters or at your church mission conference. Here is a little of the dark side of missions.

So, who is this man called to plant a church? Likely, he is nothing more than a follower of Jesus, called by God to “go” with nothing more than a vision that can only come from God. But when it comes down to it, he is just someone being obedient to the will of God, and really, that is all that matters.

What can we learn about leadership from the United Airlines fiasco in 2017?

How do you set priorities in the face of overwhelming requests for help?

As YWAM Minneapolis began pondering their location, they realized that one base for the city is not enough and not even relevant to the needs that God has brought to their doorstep. God is bringing the fields of harvest to our doorstep.

We have an incredible opportunity to “go” in wisdom and with excellence because our king deserves our best.

We must put our eyes on Him and keep them there. But not on our ministry.