God Loves the World, But Does He Like Me?
Author Dane Ortland observes in his book Gentle and Lowly, “The Christian life, from one angle, is the long journey of letting our natural assumption about who God is, over
Becoming a Member at BG
How many of Paul’s letters were written to individuals? Only a handful. Most of his letters were written to a local body of believers. In the New Testament, believers belonged
Exploring New Missions Possibilities
Ezra Min, Nathan Birkett,and Teddy Yesudasan Radius International is a missions training center in Tijuana, Mexico, that equips cross-cultural workers with the skills to establish healthy churches among unreached people
A Kingdom Kids Orientation
Have you ever wondered about “A Day in the Life of a Kingdom Kids volunteer?” You are welcome to set up a day to observe our classes! I’d love for
BG’s Vision Process 2026-2030
Many groups use the word vision, but they don’t necessarily mean the same thing. For some groups, vision comes from one leader who goes up on the mountain, as it
The Declaration of Independence at 250Ad
Cynicism is the privilege of believing the worst while forgetting the best. It is a privilege we cannot afford. 2026 is the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence—the sort
Internationals in our Midst for Christmas
Resting in a White Christmas I’m dreaming of a white Christmas,We sing it every year.But friend, you do not have to dream,The Scripture makes that clear. From ancient times the
Quandaries this Morning
For a couple of years, we quietly held small meetings to discuss people’s quandaries about Christianity. The meetings started with Cornell law students over dinner. Then we met with undergraduates
Keeping BG’s Children Safe
When designing children’s programming, I often consider the metaphor of “weaving a basket.” We shape elements to carry spiritual content, and also to hold the children in the container of