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One subtle gap in many faith-and-work conversations is the quiet pressure to be strategic before we are faithful. Christians in the marketplace can begin to believe that impact only counts if it is measurable, scalable, or explicitly missional in blatantly obvious...
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More than 4 in 10 people live without access to the gospel. That’s billions of people who have never read the Bible, worshiped with a church, or spoken with a Christ follower. The Great Commission calls us to make disciples of all nations, but how can people...
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I just read an article with a theme that keeps popping up. The title was, “Living in Paradise but Profoundly Unhappy: How the Digital Nomad Dream Soured.” Many of these stories describe how the wandering life seems to offer happiness if you can just find...
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Join the Global Marketplace Vision Trip – March 21–April 4, 2026 What would it look like to live and serve overseas—not as a tourist or short-term volunteer, but as someone bringing your everyday skills and faith into a global context? The Global Marketplace Vision...
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When we talk about global disciple-making, it can sound big. Too big for the average person in the marketplace to step into. We picture those who move overseas, learn new languages, and plant churches across cultures. And yes, some are called to those big leaps. But...
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Angela* sat in the back row of a missions conference, uneasy. The speaker’s challenge seemed clear to her: “Give up your career, and join us globally.” She admired the passion of those who had left everything behind to serve God overseas. But deep...