Graham Marshall’s first visit to Ukraine revealed a resilient people, healthy churches, and pastors faithfully serving amid war. Despite loss and suffering, the Gospel continues to bring hope, communities are being served, churches are growing, and God is building His Church through difficult circumstances.

What if suffering is not the enemy of faith, but one of the ways God strengthens it? James challenges believers to see trials differently—not as signs of God’s absence, but as opportunities for deeper trust, perseverance, and spiritual maturity.

Are we proclaiming the whole gospel or only a simplified version? Take a fresh look at Scripture and Will Metzger's insights as we examine what faithful, God-centered evangelism really looks like.

The sinner's prayer is one of the most common evangelistic practices today. But is it the model Jesus and the apostles gave us? Explore what Scripture reveals and why the way we present the gospel truly matters.

Cultural tension is rising, and Christians are asking how to respond to movements that clash with Scripture. While protest or political opposition can feel natural, Jesus points to a different kingdom. The real call is not cultural victory but faithful witness—truth spoken clearly, love lived well, and hearts changed by Christ.

How can a psalm that says, "May his days be few..." belong in the same Bible that says, "Love your enemies"? The imprecatory psalms force us to wrestle with uncomfortable questions about justice, mercy, and the character of God. Maybe they aren't invitations to revenge after all, but windows into what it means to entrust evil to the only Judge who is perfectly righteous.