A veteran missiologist shares a lifetime of lessons on bringing the gospel into unfamiliar settings.

Sandi Patty was one of the first Christian musicians to achieve a mainstream following. Her life has taught many Christians important lessons in God's love, moving on, learning from mistakes, and grace.

A prisoner in Texas writes: I enjoy doing these lessons. They help me get to know my Lord and help me to do my time.The post From a Prisoner in Texas appeared first on Missionaries to Cyberspace.

McKellar, the star of Great American Family's A Royal Date for Christmas, used "The Bible Recap" plan in reading the Bible chronologically in a year. One of the most important lessons she learned is the importance of humility.

It was one of my favorite Jesus stories as a kid. Of course, I loved his teaching, the miracles, and the stories surrounding his death and resurrection, but when the Son of God goes into the Temple and starts flipping tables over and whipping the moneychangers, my young person brain perked up.? The story still fascinates me, but it has become more complex as I've learned more about the person of God through deep relationships in the Bible, and I've grown up a bit—a little.? To recap, in the days of Christ, the Temple had a different currency than the Roman coins. To give money to the Temple, required in some part by the Law, it must be with the Temple coin. The moneychangers set up shop in the outer court within the Temple itself to exchange the common Roman coin for Temple money. And these money changers made a profit, taking advantage of the people.? We may not have “moneychangers” in our modern churches, but we can take away important lessons from the actions of the Son of God.? Here are five things we can learn from Jesus flipping over the tables in the Temple.Photo Credit: ? Getty Images/gabrielabertolini

Veteran journalist Margaret Sullivan's Newsroom Confidential: Lessons (and Worries) from an Ink-Stained Life first appeared in hardcover a year ago. It was released in paperback this month, generally the sign of a successful run and a reason for new critical attention, like...The post Journalists Won't Earn Back Trust by Claiming a Monopoly on Truth appeared first on Baptist News Global.

For 25 years, members of Crescent Hill Baptist Church have caroled along Frankfort Avenue, the Louisville street where the church is located. The group that convenes for three or four nights each year can best be described as “The Choir...The post Lessons from caroling with The Choir that Shows Up appeared first on Baptist News Global.

Occasionally a book tells such an extraordinary story that it makes for compelling and inspirational reading. Leadership Not by the Book by David Green with Bill High is just such a book.

Every year we look forward to our camp weekend at Sirena Beach. This year we had weaving  and coconut candy making lessons from Bro. Rhay. There is never a year we do not have someone catching some kind of creature around the area…this year it was a huge coconut crab. Of course we had a [...]

An unavoidable nail in the road, and a subsequent flat tire, forced me into an unplanned trip to the tire store.  With the flat tire in the trunk and the spare tire providing as temporary replacement, Teri and I headed to the newly opened Hibdon Tire Store in my hometown, Owasso.  When I pulled into [...]