He makes wars cease, He breaks the bow, He shatters the spear, He is God, and He is with us.

Through our prayers, we can stand in solidarity with the church in China and trust that God will work miracles in their midst.

As followers of Christ, we can use Ramadan as a reminder to pray for our Muslim neighbors and friends.

Here are three ways we can pray specifically for unreached people groups in Myanmar:

Praying for unreached people groups in Thailand is a powerful way to participate in God's mission to reach the nations. Through our prayers, we can ask for open doors, effective leaders, and the power of the Holy Spirit to transform hearts and minds.

What does a waffle have to do with missions? This 4 minute video will make you think about missions every time you eat a waffle.

Through our prayers, we can offer hope and comfort to our brothers and sisters in Afghanistan.

As Christians, we can pray for the people of Sudan in several ways.

As Christians, we can pray for their protection, healing, and restoration, as well as for justice and peace to prevail.

Just as Jesus felt for his friends, made time for them, and shared in their loss, our staff stepped up to do the same for their friend.

Each time thoughts and prayers go out, the thought undoubtedly comes back: “where are you, God?”

Pray that in their joy, they would then share those stories with their family members and friends, near and far.

Consider what it would be like if you lived with circumstances such as Somalis do.

Please consider spending some time today asking God to bless the Rohingya as they make homes in exile, to bring peace to the Rakhine State, and to reveal His kingdom of heaven as their ultimate eternal home.

Black Friday carries a positive connotation in American culture, but has an entirely different, much more gruesome nature to the Rohingya people of Myanmar.