Live Global is capturing the same kind of process to connect someone in North America to an indigenous ministry leader.

Live Global loves to leverage God's gift of technology for Bible teaching online and we love even more to invite North Americans to join us.

Myanmar is a fresh example of the Power of the Mother Tongue. We're working to get truth out in diverse languages. #TheAncientPath #Myanmar

News of conflict and chaos makes us wonder how to pray for suffering partners. God guides us in how to pray. Partners ask us to pray.

By supporting efforts in raising pastors & assisting in theological education, particularly if resources are scarce, we meet needs globally.

Women continue to nurture, lead, feed, help, teach, & problem solve. God is using Women globally to share Christ & serve Him in the Pandemic.

With church life different now, we can be intentional in leaving a legacy of giving. As we do, we grow global hearts in the next generation.

The stimulus can rouse activity or energy in American believers to use what God's graciously provided for the purpose of Kingdom work.

The Heavenly Father is using earthly fathers to do divine work in the hearts and lives of the hurting in 2020. The Global Giving Guide helps us uplift them.

The COVID-19 Compassion & Global Giving Guide is a guide for prayer & tool for generous giving to help national leaders acting as fathers to those in need.

Godly seniors teach us how isolation doesn’t mean missing out on serving God globally. Seniors are using social media to serve partners in COVID-19.

Believers around the world see COVID-19 as an opportunity. Here are 10 Ways to Live Global from home during the coronavirus.

Whether you're going on the missions trip, or coordinating it, it's important to think about what characteristics short-termers should have before going.

Short-term missions trips can get a bad rap—and understandably so. But we think there’s a way to redeem short-term missions trips for the glory of God.

Paul was forced out of town after he planted the church at Philippi, but he still established a mutually encouraging relationship and partnership with them.

Paul recognized that he could not do the work of missions alone. He needed others with different gifts and abilities. The increase came from God.

If you’re like us at Live Global, you love Jesus and get passionate about spreading His name across the globe. But even so, not everyone is called to “go” and be a missionary cross-culturally. As we know from God’s Word, however, every Christian is still called to live missionally.

You have to have a personal relationship with God. Once you have a habit of reading God’s Word, here are other ways to be missional as a “stayer.”

Your heart breaks for these refugees who have no hope—not in this life and not in eternity. And you wonder what you can do.

There are multiple schools of thought on how the Holy Spirit will lead someone to be a missionary, but there are still a few topics to consider.

Live Global is a free resource for your church to help you navigate through the 10 baby steps as you work on getting your church engaged in global missions.

In churches with a global missions strategy, you’ll notice that the whole congregation is familiar with their church’s focus and passionate about it too.

Analyzing your global partners will help you optimize your efforts for the Kingdom. So here are 5 characteristics of a valued global partner.

Global partnership is when you (Partner A) find a partner (Partner B) and come alongside them with the skills and resources God has given you.

Welcome to Live Global! We’re glad you’re here. Live Global connects you to what God is doing through national partners around the globe.

Yes, according to the Bible, every believer must go—get involved in global missions—somehow, but there’s more than one way to do it.

As you begin to pray for missionaries, seek God’s Word to learn God’s plan for His people and pray accordingly. God has given us His Word.

How do we do global missions? We know the Great Commission as it’s written in the Bible, but how do we as a church effectively reach all nations for Christ?