Prayer: What We All Can and Must Do, Really!
Prayer is not what we do instead of joining the work — it is how we enter it and sustain it. Discover why intercession is the greater work, and how it connects every believer to the frontlines of global missions.
The Slow Miracle of Prayer and an Amazing Harvest
God is incredibly patient and works over the long haul. From Aijan's story, three things stand out: persistent prayer really does bear fruit, faithful presence changes lives, and the love of local believers can transform not just one life — but an entire family.
Bivocational Missions: Your Career Was Never the Obstacle
Bi-vocational mission isn’t a modern workaround. It’s how the gospel has moved for 4,000 years. From Paul the tentmaker to professionals today, careers have opened doors into nations closed to traditional missionaries — proving your work can become part of God’s mission in the world. Explore your next step with GLS.
Your Work is a Key to Reaching the World
Your profession isn't separate from God's mission — it may be the very key that opens the door. Discover how your skills can reach unreached cities across Asia and the Middle East.
God At Work in the Muslim World
God is moving across the Muslim world in unprecedented ways. Dreams, revival, and millions turning to Christ — even in the most restricted nations. Discover what God is doing among two billion Muslims, and how your life can be part of this historic moment.
Pray for Iran & The Church
From ancient Persia to modern Iran, God's redemptive story has never stopped. Once home to only 500 believers, Iran's underground church is now one of the fastest growing in the world. History, Scripture, and prayer converge in this moment — and the Lord of history is still advancing His plan.
IT NERDS ON STM
Mark, Rob, and May share how teaching tech became a powerful way to bless the next generation and embody the gospel.
BOOT CAMP, SMALL WINS, AND A GROWING VISION
This summer, we ran a university IT boot camp with a team of four software engineers and 18 students.
BACK TO THE FUTURE: BI-VOCATIONAL MISSIONS
In the mid-1990s, we began sending bi-vocational workers. As we study Scripture and church history, we realize that the bi-vocational model of integrating work and witness is truly “back to the future.”
LESSONS FROM THE LIFE OF HUDSON TAYLOR
Hudson Taylor (1832–1905), pioneering British missionary and founder of the China Inland Mission
KNOW THE SPIRIT—NO SPIRIT, NO MISSIONS (PART 2)
Explore how we can deepen our personal knowledge of the Spirit
KNOW THE SPIRIT—NO SPIRIT, NO MISSIONS (PART 1)
The Holy Spirit’s presence and work are essential to our faith, our walk with God, and our mission.
BI-VOCATIONAL PROFESSIONALS: PIONEERS OF THE GREAT COMMISSION, THEN AND NOW
The global landscape of missions is changing rapidly. The call to live out the Great Commandment and fulfill the Great Commission is more urgent than ever.
YOUR WORK IS A KEY TO REACHING THE WORLD
Have you ever considered how your work—whether in a classroom or a boardroom, behind a screen or across borders—could be the key to fulfilling the Great Commission?
JOIN GOD'S SPIRIT ON THE MOVE AMONG MUSLIMS
Some missionaries would fast and pray during Ramadan for significant conversations with Muslims during this holiest time of year for them. Ramadan is a time of spiritual battle when conversions have been reported. We encourage Christians around the world to join forces with the Spirit in prayer.
AN AMERICAN TEACHER & HIS MUSLIM DAUGHTERS
Bob teaches English to international students, many of them from Muslim countries. He counsels every student in his weekly office hours and asks God to highlight whom he and his wife should reach out to.
“CREATIVE ACCESS” APPLIED
Given the unique challenges of working in CANs, we need to employ creative and acceptable ways to connect with people and share our lives. If you want to learn more about Creative Access Nations (CANs), and how to equip yourself to serve in restrictive countries, contact us at info@goliveserve.org.
“CREATIVE ACCESS” UNPACKED
Creative Access Nations (CANs) are countries where traditional missionary work is restricted or outright banned due to political, social, or religious reasons. CANs used to be called “closed” countries. But being closed to foreign missionaries does not mean these countries are inaccessible.
FROM MIGRATION TO MISSION: HOW DIASPORA LEADERS ARE SHAPING COMMUNITIES THROUGH INNOVATION
We invite you to join us as we pray and invest in diaspora communities, marketplace leaders, and next-generation initiatives that demonstrate the Gospel in word and deed. Together, we can build a future where families, communities, and nations thrive under the lordship of Christ.