Which is more important—what you believe, or how you live? According to the Apostle John, both are equally essential. We need not only to… read more

Illiteracy, safety, and limited access are just a few of the challenges that ministries face when sharing the Gospel across the African continent. … read more

The religion of Western culture is now tolerance. Its adherents have one stated precept: They profess a kind of universalism, saying that all beliefs… read more

Traditionally believed to be the work of the prophet Jeremiah, Lamentations is filled with the cries of physical and spiritual agony brought on by… read more

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Stories are often memorable. They also are a very effective way of communicating Biblical truth--especially to people groups that either can't… read more

Read Romans 8:18-27. … read more

"To be Thai is to be Buddhist," maintains Tom Tatlow of Pioneers. He says it's part of their "identity." And on today's… read more

Read Romans 8:5-17. … read more

I remember a veteran missionary in Panama excitedly pointing out that the people group he had been working with for decades had finally reached a… read more

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When we look at the story of Abel from Genesis 4, we can see what it looks like to worship by faith. Worship is the recognition of God for who He is,… read more

Why is the word “Trinity” not found in the Bible? Can the doctrine of the Trinity be drawn from Scripture itself? … read more

Our calling at TWR is "to reach the world for Christ by mass media so that lasting fruit is produced," and on today's Footsteps, TWR… read more

Read Romans 8:1. … read more

The Hoover Dam produces enough energy for California, Nevada and Arizona. It is concentrated power–but under control. Because of this, it can… read more