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Transforming lives in Malawi through Gift Catalog giving

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World VisionNov 6, 2026

Advent through art

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World VisionNov 5, 2026

The State of the Pro-Life Movement After the Midterms

Amid a national blue wave on election night, US voters considered a series of ballot measures over abortion, with the pro-choice cause largely winning the night. Measures adding constitutional rights for abortion passed in Virginia and Nevada, and Missouri voters rejected a ballo...

Christianity TodayNov 5, 2026

Tanzania Pressures Churches to Promote Tax Policies

Around 5 p.m. on October 29, 2025, Simon Patilo heard gunshots break out across his street in Dodoma, the capital of Tanzania. Earlier in the day, protesters descended on the streets of Dar es Salaam, about 280 miles east of Dodoma, demanding electoral reforms in the largest prot...

Christianity TodayNov 5, 2026

How Evil Works

How does Satan influence the world, and where do we see his work most clearly? Pastor John describes Satan’s power and limits under Christ’s victorious work.Listen Now...

Desiring GodNov 5, 2026

To Sustain Inner-City Church Plants, Adopt a Missionary Model

In a conversation at church one Sunday, a pastor told a friend of mine, “Your friend should quit trying to plant churches in the inner city. It doesn’t happen because it can’t happen.” I was visiting this friend just before COVID-19 hit, speaking at a separate church about our mi...

The Gospel CoalitionNov 5, 2026

How should Christians respond when elections bring disappointment or celebration?

United States (MNN) — Midterm elections in the United States gave the Democratic Party the majority in both chambers of the legislative branch. The Republican Party had held a slim majority since the 2024 general election. Political reversals like this are common in U.S. midterms...

Mission Network NewsNov 5, 2026

France's unrest raises questions about fading Christian identity

France (MNN) – France is bracing for another round of protests as schools reopened this week. Both students and labor unions have called for a general strike today on trains and public services. Anna Mosimi with PHARE FM, a partner of Trans World Radio, says the unrest raises que...

Mission Network NewsNov 5, 2026

Report Cards on Your Actions Won’t Fix Your Heart

Who am I? All cultures, human philosophies, and religious systems try to answer this question in a way that leads to a meaningful life. We want to find in them a path that allows us to say, “Who am I? I’m a good person. I’m someone who is living a good and right life.” What paths...

The Gospel CoalitionNov 5, 2026

After the Midterms

The election is over, and the results are clear. Exactly two years ago, a certain wave crashed, and the future seemed inevitable. This morning, the tide turned, and our political life once again feels unstable, dramatic, dynamic, contentious. Jesus regularly stepped into the poli...

Christianity TodayNov 4, 2026

Wisdom Sustains the Weary

How does wisdom nourish the soul? John Piper shows from Proverbs 20:15 how the knowledge of God’s will strengthens us.Watch Now

Desiring GodNov 4, 2026

Can’t You Just Love Everyone?

“Love one another.” This is one of the undeniable imperatives of Christianity. God is love (1 John 4:8, 16). We must love one another (1 John 4:11). By this love all men know that we are Christ’s disciples (John 13:35). Love fulfills the law (Romans 13:10). So why not just love o...

Desiring GodNov 4, 2026

The Missing Piece in John Mark Comer’s Quiet Time

According to a recent Pew Research study, more than half of U.S. adults report spending too much time on their smartphones. Even those who acknowledge the negative effects of smartphone addiction find it incredibly difficult to cut back. Excessive screen time isn’t just harming o...

The Gospel CoalitionNov 4, 2026

What Does It Mean to Be Human?: 12 Theses Answer a Pressing Question

No question today is more pertinent than this: What does it mean to be human? With declining belief in God and rising secularization come renewed debates concerning human nature. Culture now seems to hold to two contradictory beliefs: Either that we’re entirely material beings, m...

The Gospel CoalitionNov 4, 2026

Training helps overcome once-insurmountable problems

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World VisionNov 4, 2026

The gift of goats relieves burdens for a single mom

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World VisionNov 4, 2026

An identity rooted in God leads to a new business

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World VisionNov 4, 2026

Middle East tensions leave Lebanon bracing for wider conflict

Middle East (MNN) — The Middle East remains on a knife’s edge following midterm elections in the United States. “The whole region is at a moment of standstill with great fear. War could escalate exponentially in a second,” Heart for Lebanon’s Camille Melki says. “There's so much ...

Mission Network NewsNov 4, 2026

Your Church May Know Less Bible Than You Think (And What to Do About It)

In November 1900, Mark Twain delivered a speech titled “The Disappearance of Literature” to the students at Connecticut Wesleyan University. With signature slyness, he told them, “I don't believe any of you have ever read Paradise Lost, and you don't want to. That's something tha...

The Gospel CoalitionNov 3, 2026

Some Language Changes Come from Sin. Others Are Natural.

Language change gets our attention mainly, I think, when it is controversial. Even openly non-Christian and self-confessedly liberal journalist Nicholas Kristof of The New York Times has expressed alarm at the ideological attempts at language change that have been so divisive in ...

Christianity TodayNov 3, 2026

Churches Face a Shortage of Worship Leaders

When Anna Dunsbergen enrolled at the University of Northern Iowa (UNI) as a freshman, she planned to become a teacher, not a worship leader. In high school, she had sung in both school and church choirs, and had some basic guitar skills, but didn’t aspire to serve as a church mus...

Christianity TodayNov 3, 2026

Is Missions Too Costly for Kids?

Are my children also called to this? As a mama missionary, I wonder about our fitness for the task when our family of eight clogs airport security and labors in language study and ministry like a well-meaning circus. Will my kids catch a deadly virus from the airport carpet? Will...

Desiring GodNov 3, 2026

Does Christianity Make Sense? On God, Evil, and the Ache (with Gavin Ortlund)

Not long ago, my son asked me about all the people King David killed in 2 Samuel 8. We’ve been reading through that book during family devotions before bed. He’s right to be disturbed. So we had a conversation about why he’s unnerved, how we develop moral instincts, and how we’d ...

The Gospel CoalitionNov 3, 2026

I Was a Justice Warrior. I Needed the Whole Gospel. You Do Too.

From 2016 to 2018, I was a social media justice warrior. I spent my time on Facebook and Twitter confronting the powerful and comfortable, championing justice issues, and fighting for racial and political reconciliation. If you read my posts, you might not have guessed that I gre...

The Gospel CoalitionNov 3, 2026