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ByFaith Media DVD Sale
ByFaith Media has a huge sale on their DVDs! Whether you are interested in global adventure travel, biblical mysteries, the Ark of the Covenant or the greatest Christian Revivals in Church history we have something to suit.
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Extreme Short-Term Missions
The type of independent missions that take you to isolated areas or remote tribes cost considerably more than your average trip with any mission organisation, though you can tie up with specialist agencies and NGOs.
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Kingdom Advancement – Sowers, Reaper and Builders
The Bible speaks of Sowers, Reapers and Builders, and in the Kingdom of God we all have our part to play.
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Social Justice and the Mission Field
Christianity spread around the globe with the idea of the fundamental equality of mankind, but on your short-term mission (STM) abroad you may witness some disturbing sights including inequality, oppression, slave labour and poor animal welfare.
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Financing Short-Term Missions
There are many methods of raising support and obtaining your financial needs for your short-term mission.
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Missionary Giants of the Faith – William Carey, Hudson Taylor & C.T. Studd
The men of faith that changed the world. What can we learn from them?
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Where is the Bible’s Lost Ark of the Covenant?
The Ark of the Covenant was the greatest treasure in Solomon’s Temple, but when Jerusalem fell the Ark vanished from history. Our investigation into the lost Ark is referenced in the Daily Express.
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Short-Term Missions in the Bible
Abraham must have been pestered and perhaps even cross-examined by his family when God called him to go on his mission, leaving as men would say, ‘a certain for an uncertain good.’
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Rees Howells’ God Challenges the Dictators Book Review by Gordon Pettie
Not only did Rees Howells pray through to victory in World War II, but his book on dictators was even sent to Hitler. Wrote Gordon Pettie in his latest book review for HEART.
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Why is the Church in Decline in Britain?
The number of people identifying as Christian in England and Wales has dropped 13.1% in the ten years from 2011. The 2021 Census reveals 46.2% of the population, representing 27.5 million people, think of themselves as Christian. Why the fall?
