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Discipleship Begins at Home is a timely reminder that our first and most important discipleship happens within our families.

In her article, Dr. Miriam E. Figueroa beautifully compares the labor pains of childbirth to the spiritual work of discipleship. Just as new life enters the world through struggle, Paul reminds us in Galatians 4 that Christ is formed in us through a process that requires growth, discipline, and transformation of body, soul, and spirit.

As the seasons change, so do we. In her article “Facing the Fall,” Lurdes Marcial reminds us that fear and uncertainty often accompany new seasons of life—but courage is found in surrendering to God’s timing and trusting His plan.

Janice Hill reminds us that the work of an evangelist doesn’t end at salvation—it begins there. Evangelists are not only called to proclaim the gospel but also to walk alongside new believers, nurturing their faith through discipleship.

Tara Sharpe shares her personal journey as a special needs mom and ministry leader, shedding light on how churches can better reach and disciple special needs families.

Sheena Jean-Francois challenges us to take a fresh look at the story of Jael in Judges 4.

Lacretia Stanley reminds us of the power of discipleship beyond the church walls.

Discipleship in girl’s ministry is crucial during the formative years of their young lives. Discipleship establishes a strong foundation...

Diana Nelson shares how women can rise above these challenges and embrace their divine calling to disciple others.

Ever witnessed that powerful “aha” moment of faith? Lynn Swank shares the incredible story of Leo, a new believer who broke free from old be