Paul Bettex, a man of education and social upbringing, chose to set aside the advantages afforded him, and follow Christ's call to missions - a decision that would result in great personal suffering and ultimately death, but a price he was unflinchingly willing to pay.

   Feb 25, 2015, By Darrin J. Rodgers

A missionary hero for his work in South America, Paul Bettex went on to spend six years in China as a missionary where in 1916 he was martyred.

   Feb 27, 2020, By Darrin J. Rodgers

A look at Paul’s perspective on the role of women in ministry

   Feb 01, 2001, By Craig Keener

   Feb 23, 2023

What did it mean to early Pentecostals to live a life fully consecrated to God?

   Sep 30, 2021, By Darrin J. Rodgers

Pastor Eddie Driver, a lawyer and then Baptist minister, later became a leader in the Pentecostal movement, and established the first Church of God in Christ in the Western United States.

   Dec 05, 2024, By Darrin J. Rodgers

In times of uncertainly, Christians have an eternal hope as we view current events through the lenses of Scripture.

   Nov 27, 2023, By Ashley B. Grant

Executive presbyters Bradley Trask and Rob Ketterling share their insights on the importance of a healthy environment for the cultivation of spiritual growth.

   Feb 08, 2024, By Ashley B. Grant

Joe Oden, national prayer and evangelism director, and Tim Enloe, national evangelists’ representative, share on the importance of the ministry office of the evangelist and the call of all believers to evangelism.

   Sep 25, 2024, By Ashley B. Grant

J. Philip Hogan made his mark in the Assemblies of God as the leader of world missions, but few may know his involvement in missions began as an answer to his wife's prayers.

   Nov 30, 2023, By Ruthie Edgerly Oberg