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By Joel Porcher Why Missions?  This is both a legitimate and weighty question which demands a significant answer.  While often unstated,...

By Micah Colbert Sweet 16 Sixteen years ago, on a brisk October day, Debbie and I left the comforts of family, friends, and country to...

Written by Pau l Schlehlein . Here is a common joke I’ve heard outside the US. The speaker of two languages is called bilingual, the...

Written by Kristi C. What might the Lord use to stir up your church’s passion for taking the Gospel to the nations? We know that his...

In the heart of Southeast Asia lies Myanmar, a country rich in culture, history, and spiritual hunger. Among its many unreached people...

Written by Joel Porcher There are many biblical passages dear to heart, but few are as heart gripping and motivational as Psalm 96. In...

What could two places that are as opposite as "right" and "left" possibly have in common? In my role as a missionary and the Director of...

A Visit to the Largest UPG of Sub-Saharan Africa - by Paul Schlehlein, ODBM Missionary to the Tsonga People in South Africa Back in 2009...

From Judson to modern-day national missionaries, God is continuing to build His Church throughout Myanmar. The post below was written by...

Have you ever had missionaries visit your church and wanted to care for them in some way, but didn't know how to do that? Missionary Paul...

Open Door Baptist Missions hosted their third annual Business as Mission (BAM) Retreat at Elijah’s Harbor in Greeneville, Tennessee, and...

WISDOM Proverbs 11:30 states that those who win souls are wise. It is wise for Christians to be unashamed of the Gospel (Romans 1:16) and...