Challenging lifelong doctrines, a teacher’s daring pursuit of truth leads him and his family to Christ. Final Frontier’s Smugglers ministry changes lives in Islamic nations where Bibles are distributed at great risk to our smugglers and the people who possess them.
Final Frontiers reports 78,622 new house churches started in 2023
As the numbers roll in, we revel in the joyous statistics of the past year—thousands baptized, new churches thriving, and countless villages hearing the gospel. Every figure is a story, a life uplifted, and a community forever transformed.
From Idolator to Christ – From Church Planter to Prisoner
I was born to a passionate idol-worshipping Hindu family and here is my testimony to Christ to Church Planter.
Strategy to apply Saturation Evangelism to another unreached people group
Let me introduce you to the unreached people and religion of the Murshid. Learn about them and how you can reach them for Christ.
Pickups vs. Mules
In Honduras, when families say they ‘don’t have firewood,’ it’s not a literal statement. It’s a poetic way of saying there’s no food to cook. Understand this, and you’ll understand a different layer of their struggle.
Trash or TREASURE?
Old farm hoses in Honduras aren’t going to waste—they’re turning into training grounds for budding soccer stars.
The Great Commission Fund Is Growing
From providing an audio Bible to a blind man with leprosy to rescuing children from abject conditions, the Great Commission Fund is not just about numbers; it’s about touching lives in the most heartfelt ways.
Misunderstandings About What a Missionary Is
Believe that missionaries must be bilingual? Prepare for a mindset shift. Our latest piece reveals the true essence of missionary work—it’s not the language you speak, but the message you share that counts.
Update on our Earthquake Orphans.
Background On February 6 of this year, a devastating earthquake took the lives of over 50,000 people in Turkey and Syria. Among them were many of our church members. In…
Missions or Ministry?
There’s a reason we don’t use mission funds for everything: missions take the Gospel to new frontiers, while ministries tend to the home fires. Different tasks, different budgets—let’s unpack that.