On an 11-month trek to 11 countries, thousands of young people are discovering what it really means to help the 'least of these.'

While many churches wait for the unsaved to come to church, the unsaved are waiting for the church to come to them.

You may find their responses heartwarming.

Here's a clue: Don't try to do things on your own.

The answer to this wondrous question has three parts.

This one is doing it quite effectively.

There is a deep longing inside all of us that cannot be satisfied until we recognize this.

It all begins with transformational discipleship. Is your church engaged in this?

Julia Robertson has some great ideas.

It will bring you to tears.

It may not be as comfortable as you think.

There is a big difference between the two.

A man who helped spread the gospel to the youth of America passed away Sunday following surgery and a stroke.

Many people have missed salvation not because they rejected it, but because the devil convinced them to just put it off for a little while.

"They know they do wrong. They know the wrong is the breaking of a divine standard. They know that they have real guilt before a personal Judge."

Ever wondered why "to the Jew first"? Sid Roth explains!

When Myles Munroe was tragically killed in a plane accident last November along with his wife, Ruth, and six others, his church family in the Bahamas and around the world were not the only ones devastated. 

At one time a fiery Southern Baptist evangelist, James Robison mellowed after a powerful encounter with the Holy Spirit. He has since earned renown for bridge-building efforts between multiple denominations.

A charismatic minister, Kenneth Copeland is a man of many talents, each of which has provided an integral piece of his decades-long ministry, demonstrating the gifts of God and the power of faith in action.

"That healing I had as a child was Satan's hold on my life."