What might change if we used discovery learning to study Scripture with others? This post offers free resources that can help us create space for people to own what they are learning, put it into practice personally, and be poised to partner with God in growth and multiplication.

What makes a mission trip truly transformational? Explore two practical mindset shifts that can help your next cross-cultural experience leave a lasting impact on both you and those around you.

We know all of us will face times of difficulty and suffering in life, especially if we answer God's call to the mission field. But what do we do when it feels like those times might break us?

What might change if we approached God’s mission by following the pattern of Jesus more intentionally?

Conversations may sometimes seem small, but they carry the power to shape lives, build trust, and open doors across cultures.

Healthy teams don’t happen by accident. Understanding how needs are met is key to helping kingdom workers flourish.

Innovation often begins in the stairwell, the space between perspective and action.

May we use the transformers God gives us to share difficult truths with clarity, compassion, and understanding.

In a season filled with celebration, remember those who serve far from home, and let it lead you into deeper compassion and greater hope.

May we be a people who learn to breathe well and live well – a fruitful cycle of abiding and going. 

How do we begin to untie knots formed by history, mistakes, good intentions, bad motives, biases, etc.?

What changes when we stop expecting strength from ourselves and start expecting Christ to meet us in the depths?

From “doing it on your own” to “doing it together,” this is a call to reframe how we partner.

How can we shift from one-sided giving to mutual flourishing?

What shapes our view of leadership, and how does it affect the way we serve across cultures?

Rethinking how we evaluate missions—starting with the questions we ask.

Ever wonder why your team keeps hitting the same roadblocks? Discover how understanding the six types of working genius can unlock your team's potential and break through those ruts.

A thoughtful approach to communicating in challenging moments.

What impact does a commitment to missions have?

Let’s talk about recognizing our limits.

Maybe the journey of my church family can be helpful to you.

How is adapting to culture a moving target for workers and their churches?

Get the answer to this question from a series of people with long-term cross-cultural experience: What do I wish my church had known about me, my family, or my work during my time on the field? Jay Jarboe is sharing insights from his years serving in Mexico City.

Get the answer to this question from a series of people with long-term cross-cultural experience: What do I wish my church had known about me, my family, or my work during my time on the field? C and J are sharing from their experience serving on another continent.