Imagine if you had arrived at a Thanksgiving feast, but only nibbled on carrots and crackers. It sounds silly, but that is what many followers of Jesus did after the Miracle of the Fishes and Loaves.

Thank God that He didn’t tell us to “pull ourselves up by our bootstraps”! As a result, we can humbly look at the poor, knowing that their need of redemption is no greater than ours, though it may be more visible.

“I suspect there will be increasing pressure put on chaplains to be less vocal about the Gospel. But the good news is that our chaplains are pressing on. Our chaplains are answering the call to serve and share the Gospel.”

The funds will go toward a new dining hall, new lodge, an expanded lake, and additional camper housing in “Treehouse Village.”

The Syrian civil war and the atrocities of ISIS have spurred Syrians and other people groups to flee the country in unprecedented numbers. MTW missionaries are working to provide relief and hope to these refugees.

In 2005 MNA Disaster Response coordinated volunteers throughout the Gulf Coast in Hurricane Katrina’s aftermath. Now the churches that received help in 2005 want to help those in need farther north.

Faith looks like knowing Christ, loving Christ, and trusting Christ in a way that is both active and growing.

If it weren’t for the fact that Ernest Hemingway has been a cultural icon since the 1920s, one could say that he has had something of a resurgence in popularity during the past couple of years.

Religious liberty is the proverbial canary in the coal mine of a society’s health. It doesn’t tell us everything about a government or group, but it tells us enough.

Bryan Chapell talks with Ed Stetzer of Christianity Today about the distinguishing characteristics of the PCA.