God speaks our language
God blends a pastor’s passions to reach people where they are located.
Calling
Faith says, “Even if”
Ryan Sims, Exponential and the call to faithful multiplication.
Strategic calling in ALL places
Wesleyans are seeking ways their career might give them access to a people without access to the gospel.
Following God’s cALL together
Every generation affirming what we see God doing in each other helps us embrace God’s call.
GodWorx where we ALL Work
Ordinary people have extraordinary influence.
God’s calling ALL of us
Do we believe it? Can we see it?
Behind the scenes
District administrators work to serve God, the church and you.
Cultivating your child’s calling into global service
You’re not alone!
Not done with me yet
Those serving God inside and outside the local church beyond the age of 65 are finding a new passion, fulfillment and joy in the experience.
Building up the next generations of workers for the harvest field
The North Carolina West District is intentionally raising up young leaders to step into God’s call.
How God calls every person
A call is a summons from God to get involved in something he is doing.
Blindsided and grateful
When his wife asked if he’d ever considered being a missionary, one husband replied with an unequivocal “no.”
Did you expect your call to include power and authority?
I rarely think of the power or authority I have been given unless someone points it out. Rather, I am called to be a servant who delights in serving Jesus wherever he places me.
Called to the impossible
You are called to do things that you cannot do, that you could never do.
Journeys Into Ministry: Rob Rogalski
“When I accepted the Lord in 1983, I dove headlong into lay ministry. I was involved in a senior executives’ small group at the Pentagon; I volunteered in youth, prison, and men’s ministries. But just over two and a half years ago, I felt a calling...
Journeys Into Ministry: Rob Rogalski
Few people can claim a career working counterintelligence for the Pentagon. Still fewer get called to ministry afterwards. But Rob Rogalski—a 68 year old pastor from Waldorf, MD—can say just that.
