Resources by Topic: Missional Living

You weren’t created for yourself so that you could go and grab all you could get for yourself. You were created for the glory of God! View More →

If you had a photo album that showed snapshots of God’s compassion, what would be in it? Take a trip to Thailand and see God's compassion in action. View More →

It’s one thing to surrender your life to the Lord and go wherever He sends, it’s another to release your children to God and allow them to follow God’s will. View More →

When a young missionary landed on foreign soil, her enthusiasm was curtailed by culture shock and unmet expectations. Hear how she handled the disappointment. View More →

You weren’t created for yourself so that you could go and grab all you could get for yourself. You were created for the glory of God! View More →

What would it be like if you and I boasted more and more about what God is doing in our lives? A group of women does just that—to draw attention to God. View More →

Be ready to share the hope of Jesus everywhere you go. View More →

We show whether we really love Jesus by the way we treat other people. View More →

Be inspired to shine the hope of Jesus whether you’re in the kitchen, your neighborhood, or the drive-thru lane. View More →

The Lord called a team of women to get involved and help former prisoners walk in freedom. Most importantly, they’re sharing true freedom. View More →

Can God use you in unexpected ways and surprising places? Stacey Salsbery says He can and He often does. View More →

Does your home belong to you, or does it serve a greater purpose? Barbara Rainey invites you to think of your home as an embassy for the Lord. View More →

Barbara Rainey says your family can all be ambassadors for the Lord, making your home an embassy. View More →

We’ll hear how the biographer of Elisabeth Elliot was able to apply in her own life the very principles she was writing about. View More →

No hero of the faith wakes up one morning and decides, “I think today I’ll become a hero of the faith.” No, the decisive moments are years of smaller choices. View More →

Movies often have happy endings. But reality usually doesn’t work that way. The life of Elisabeth Elliot was no exception. View More →

We all want to please God and give our lives to Him. But can we say we want to do that even if it means actually literally giving our lives? View More →

“God, I’ve done things mostly the way You want me to. I’ve lived right, but life is really hard right now! Why are You letting bad things happen to me?” View More →

Take an ultra-conservative, performance-based background, mix in the personality of an introvert along with a healthy dose of the fear of God, and what happens? View More →

Often a person’s success is measured by accomplishments, beauty, wealth, or political power. But Elisabeth Elliot didn’t match popular standards of success. View More →

If God calls your child into missions, can you let him go? View More →

Kelly Sites has seen the impact of health crises up close while serving with Samaritan’s Purse as a Disaster Assistance Response Nurse. View More →

What do we do when we run out? Whether it’s toilet paper or time or tonight’s meal, our resources are limited, and we’re dependent on God. View More →

John Bechtel was born in Hong Kong and is passionate about sharing Christ’s love, especially with people in Asia. View More →

Do you see this season as a unique opportunity for revival? Dannah Gresh and Erin Davis share what God has been stirring in their hearts. View More →

If you find yourself always wanting more— more attention, more social media likes, more followers—you might be “addicted to big.” View More →

Val Shepard pieced together her parents’ letters, journal entries, and personal experiences to preserve a testimony of devotion to Christ. View More →

Valerie Shepard has reflected much on the beautiful and godly legacy left to her by her father and mother, Jim and Elisabeth Elliot. View More →

Okay, cue the slightly mysterious music! Valerie Shepard was going through an old trunk in a dusty attic— a trunk that held clues to her own past. View More →

Do you keep a journal or a diary? In the future, after you’re gone, if others read the thoughts you’re writing today, will they be challenged to honor the Lord? View More →