Years ago, I travelled to Vietnam and met with several persecuted believers. There, I met with the wives of multiple pastors who were imprisoned for their faith.

We recently shared with you a video depicting an attack in Nigeria that left 33 killed. This attack was part of an ongoing trend of violence plaguing the nation.

If you had to guess, what do you think the connection is between a morning coffee run, radical Islam, and the spread of the gospel in Southeast Asia?

Happy Easter from all of us at ICC! When Jesus rose from the grave over 2,000 years ago, the world as we knew it turned upside down.

The spring of life that Jesus provides is what sustains us through the highs and lows of life.

Even if we aren’t facing trials on such a large scale, the trials of this life are inevitable.

We live in a world of pain, hurt, and sin. But the Kingdom of God is a place where everything is perfect, and that's what we should strive for.

Today, I want you to consider how you handle crises when disaster strikes in your life. It’s easy to fall into the world’s way of thinking in times of crisis by turning to anxiety, depression, or self-reliant problem-solving.

As believers, we are constantly asking the Lord what the path ahead looks like. Yet, He often doesn't answer this question for us, and instead simply reminds us to follow Him.

If you have ever taken a road trip, you’ve likely noticed mile markers dotting the highway along the drive. These signs are key for helping you gauge your location on the way to your destination.

Revelation 21 promises us a time when there will be "no more death or mourning or crying or pain." Yet, sometimes, the grief and tragedy of this world feel overwhelming in the moment.