Isn’t the mission field glorious? People getting out of wheelchairs, doctors falling to the floor in awe, and then confessing Jesus as the true King? Or receiving a dream to preach in stadiums filled with people, only to find fields packed with eager listeners ready to hear the Gospel proclaimed from the stage by international evangelists…

On Valentine's Day, a teenage Muslim girl was scrolling through Pinterest when she came across a picture of John 3:16. The words read “Valentine” alongside the Bible verse. She immediately prayed to God and accepted Jesus as her Lord and Savior. Years later, she is now a missionary serving in Kenya, leading thousands to Christ. This is the power of love.

There’s a silent pandemic spreading across the globe, and it’s not a virus. It’s pornography. It’s consuming the minds of teenagers, ministers, and people of all ages, sexes, and religious backgrounds. It’s destroying lives and marriages. Yet, there is hope.

"He said to them, 'Go into all the world and preach the gospel to all creation.'" Mark 16:15

Most believers pray about where to go. I don't. I just go. Where is the greatest need? Where can I be most effective? Where do I want to go? It’s not rocket science. Choose a place and go. The key word is GO. Going is not sitting. Going is not praying. Going is not merely thinking about it. To go means to take action. It means to start moving. It means to GO!

Apostle Paul penned the words, "If you do not have a wife, do not seek to get married" (1 Corinthians 7:27). He was onto something. In this day and age, we look on Instagram and see couples getting engaged, others having children, and posting family vacation videos. The list goes on. Do you feel like you're missing out?

How did evangelist Reinhard Bonnke impact my life? Let's start from the beginning. Reinhard Bonnke, who grew up in Germany and lived through World War 2, came from a Christian family. When he was just a teenager, God called Bonnke to Africa. After growing up, getting married, he moved to Lesotho, Africa, with his family. Initially, he traveled all day to preach in a village, but only a few people showed up, and nobody got saved.

Many believers have wondered what it’s like to travel outside the country to serve God. Here are 7 perks of a full-time missionary. 

Would you like to travel full-time for missions around the world? In this article, I will reveal the secret to successfully fundraising for long-term missions and evangelism trips. There are four major components to consider.

A Gospel crusade is an impactful event that brings together believers and non-believers alike to hear the life-changing message of Jesus Christ. Organizing such a large-scale gathering requires careful planning, coordination, and attention to detail.

Bulgaria is a country located in Southeastern Europe with a population of about 7 million people. 1% of the country are protestant believers. Evangelist Paul Maurer http://paulmaurer.org/ invited me to equip the church with evangelism and to revive the church.

Ever since my evangelism school in 2021, I wanted to visit and preach in Ukraine where I was born. Then the Russia-Ukraine war broke out and my goal went down the drain.

A teenage girl Yulia attended one of our youth crusades in a Ukrainian village. Her dad died in the war recently. But instead of mourning, she was so joyful to see us!

In the past year, Roman Nechay spoke over 1,000 times to over 300,000 people and prayed with over 200,000 people to receive Christ in seven different nations.

In 2022 we traveled through 7 nations with one purpose. For the young hearts to encounter Christ's love. Thailand, Cambodia, Rwanda, Uganda, Ghana, Côte d'Ivoire, and others.

During our youth crusades, we met a girl who believes in Jesus, but her mother is of a different background.

At the beginning of January, nine graduates from CfaN evangelism bootcamp traveled to Rwanda, Africa, to preach the gospel of Jesus at youth crusades. By the grace of God, in just one week, we conducted:

Youth Crusades: 124
Attendance: 78,043
Decisions for Christ: 54,151

Many are asking, "Is it God's timing? Should I move now? When does the Lord want me to start?" Let me give you a slight hint. NOW. The answer is right now. It's time to move.

Salvador is a current bishop who plants and oversees nine churches. He was born in Mexico and illegally came to the United States. Once he was in the states, he obtained a good-paying job, making over $22 an hour, but for him, something was missing. He didn't know Christ.

Ivan Ryakhovskiy, at 18 years old, was diagnosed with heart failure. During a fire drill in his local high school, he found out that he felt a pain in his chest. Ivan's heart quickly failed because of a disease he had developed in his early years. Now the heart was fluttering, and Ivan was in danger for his life.

How many times have you heard the mighty Psalms 23, in which it starts with the words, "The Lord is my shepherd; I shall not want" (Psalms 23:1)?