Elijah Cartwright

Being a Pastor’s Wife: The Unsung Heroine of Church Life For over 17 years, I’ve worn the title of “pastor’s wife” with pride and joy. My journey has taken me through various church settings—from a bustling 6,500-member megachurch in Texas to a historic multigenerational church in Arizona, and now to a revitalizing congregation in Oklahoma. … Read more

In South Africa, the call for reconciliation resonates louder than ever amid the nation’s ongoing struggles with poverty, crime, and racial tensions. As Christians, we are reminded of the biblical imperative to seek peace and unity, echoing the teachings of Jesus Christ who emphasized love and reconciliation. During a recent visit to Lichtenburg, a rural … Read more

In a surprising twist in U.S. immigration policy, an executive order announced by President Trump has sparked a heated debate about race, refugees, and the implications of historical injustices. This directive prioritizes the resettlement of Afrikaners from South Africa, a move that has raised eyebrows and questions about fairness and equity in the refugee admissions … Read more

In February 2024, a pastor in Uttar Pradesh faced a shocking encounter when police knocked on his door, asking, “What religion do you belong to?” This inquiry came after Hindu nationalist groups accused him of attempting to convert locals to Christianity. The pastor, who requested anonymity due to safety concerns, identified himself as a Christian … Read more

In a nation where faith and politics intertwine deeply, South Korea is witnessing a remarkable surge in evangelical activism amidst political turmoil. The impeachment of President Yoon Suk Yeol has ignited fervent prayers and demonstrations, drawing thousands of believers into the political fray. As the nation grapples with this crisis, the role of evangelical Christians … Read more

In a world where hope often feels fleeting, stories of faith and resilience emerge from the shadows, shining light on the plight of refugees. Recently, I had the opportunity to meet Pastor Piang, a refugee from Myanmar, during my visit to Malaysia. His words struck a chord: “You have come to us at a very … Read more

The Rise of Civil Discourse in Christian Apologetics: A New Era for Faith Conversations In an age where divisive rhetoric often dominates public discourse, the landscape of Christian apologetics is witnessing a refreshing shift towards civil dialogue. This evolution is exemplified by figures like Justin Brierley, whose impactful radio show, Unbelievable?, has fostered respectful conversations … Read more

Understanding the Importance of Church Community: How to Reach Out When Friends Drift Away In our fast-paced world, it’s easy for friendships to fade, especially within church communities. If you’ve noticed a family from your small group pulling away from church activities, you’re not alone. Many congregations face this challenge, and it’s vital to understand … Read more

In the heart of Ukraine, amidst the chaos of war, the resilience of faith shines brightly. As air raids continue to rattle the city of Kyiv, many families, like that of Maia Mikhaluk, find themselves caught in a relentless cycle of fear and hope. Mikhaluk, a pastor’s wife, describes her nights filled with anxiety, as … Read more