The still small voice of God is often difficult to differentiate from the mass of words that come at us every day. The Holy Spirit draws, but leaders must follow the instructions of the master:

Cleveland, TN–Lee University was recently ranked #12 in Great College Deals’ “20 Best Deals on Small Service-Oriented Colleges.”

The American Bible Society recently published the book series, The Journey of a Military Wife: God’s Truth for Every Step, written by Dr. Brenda Pace of the Church of God Chaplains Commission. The four volume set addresses the unique challenges a military wife faces over the course of her husband’s career to include marriage and family issues, deployment, reintegration, relocation, and transitions.

On Monday, December 5, Christian artists, Steve Amerson and Babbie Mason and the Nation Christian Choir will present “A Capitol Christmas Concert” in the Cannon Caucus Room in the Cannon House Office Building. The concert will begin at 7:30 p.m. and is open to the public.

The State of the Plate surveyed nearly 1,600 pastors, leaders, and laypeople to assess the current state of giving to churches in America. This year’s constituency based survey was a collaborative research project by Brian Kluth’s MAXIMUM Generosity ministry and leading church technology providers , Tithe.ly, Elvanto, ChurchOS, Apollo Apps, and ChurchMag.

The last several months have been an eventful time as the Firewall expands its reach and presses on, growing at exponential rates. The organization continues to celebrate the launch of Global Fire Advance, which grew out of Firewall Project Africa and incorporates the same Heart of Man chart as well as training in multiplication church planting.

Two ministries with the same passion and goal have joined forces to help children hear the sweetest story ever told.

Westmore Church of God in Cleveland, Tennessee, sponsors a Nepal Evangelism Project, where they visit and train leaders for ministry. Paulette Lewis felt the burden to raise funds for the project and asked God to reveal to her what she could do … the result was a year-long commitment to sell a meal-a-month on the first Friday to those interested.

After Fidel Castro’s death on Nov. 25, journalists, Hollywood entertainers and heads of state described the Cuban leader as an “iconic figure,” a “tireless advocate for equity” and “a champion of the poor.”