"What was about to happen as I slipped into sleep that fateful night would result in a tremble that is with me to this day—25 years later."

Will your ministry inspire people the same way hers did?

Our message must never change, but the way we deliver that message must be constantly updated to reach each new generation.

When a person sets his mind to deny reality, after that, anything goes.

If you've been ineffective when you share the gospel, this could be the problem.

The possibilities are limitless.

Discover what God does when you launch yourself into a scary step of faith. Hint: Peter and John figured it out.

If you are not aligned with one, pray that God will send one to you.

Otherwise, your words aren't going to mean much to the person you're ministering to.

God asked him to do some pretty unorthodox things, but he faithfully obeyed. 

One church in Colombia has been in revival for 25 years, but the sound of awakening is echoing in Uruguay, Peru and beyond.

Focus on these things, and your chances for success will increase tremendously.

We often take healthy food and clean water for granted in America, but people all over the world have no access to these basic necessities of life. Al Hollingsworth saw this need and says God inspired his newest invention—the Aldelano Solar ColdBox.

We must replace our narrow ministry visions with Jesus' vision.

There is much to be learned about this spiritual "substance."

Evangelist John Burton teaches on the very interesting and troubling topic of a great delusion.

Founder of Pulse Ministries Nick Hall took God's instructions and ran with them for the Washington, D.C., event.

Jesus was famous for doing this. It's the Christ-like thing for you to do.

Recognize that you have kingdom impact, whether you realize it or not.

A missionary shares a glimpse into her daily life in Sudan, including eating termites. It might not be easy, but it is worth it.