How lovely to know that right at the beginning of time God’s blessing was given to us – and to our animals.

The disciples were sent out by the Spirit to do God’s work. So are we!

When Jesus ascended, He trusted His people enough to leave the mission in their hands. Are you playing your part?

When something needed to be done, Paul could’ve stamped his authority and forced his own way. But instead he appealed in love. This is the Christian way of leading.

A leper who found faith became a great witness to the saving grace of Jesus! Be inspired by her story today.

The words of an unbelieving friend could have made Wally Herron give up on his calling. But instead, they inspired him to greater things! Don’t let taunts from the godless bring you down, let them inspire you.

When you have good news, you want to share it with as many people as you can! Let’s do the same with good news about Jesus this Christmas.

The closing words of Popov's books call Christians in free lands to support those who are persecuted.

More inspiration from Popov this week! Find the book in the link below. Today we see how he used prison as a place to lead others to Christ.

The book "Tortured For His Faith" by Haralan Popov recounts his transformation from an atheist to a strong believer in Christianity after witnessing the genuine faith and testimonies of others. Popov emphasizes the power of "living testimonies" and personal experiences of God's presence in drawing people to Christ.

Like General William Booth, founder of the Salvation Army, let us take active involvement in God's work rather than standing on the sidelines.

We are sent people, called to "go" more than to "stay". Rev Christopher Harrison teaches from Mark 1.

We can all bless people in general ways, but the greatest blessing we can share with somebody is Jesus Christ, the Saviour of the world.

How can we get the courage to share our faith? By recognizing that the Holy Sprit is with us, and HE will do the work.

Ron Rand's "FRIEND" evangelism helps us share our faith in a meaningful way.

When we share our faith, are we pushy? Let's learn a lesson from Paul who was humble when sharing his faith.

Why do we share our faith? Our motive is shared joy.

Jesus' great desire for His disciples was that they share their faith.

Our sacred places are important, but we are called to go out from them into the world to bring light into darkness.

D.L. Moody, a renowned evangelist from the late 1800s, experienced a profound transformation when he began leading others to Christ. His initial reluctance turned into a passionate commitment to sharing the gospel. This story highlights the idea that actively engaging in spreading one's faith can reignite a spiritual fire within, reminding us of Jesus' command to make disciples. Encouragement is given to seek opportunities to lead others to God and experience the renewed vitality of faith, much like Moody did in his lifetime.