Dr. Frank Page, President of the SBC, answers our questions about his revised and expanded release, The Nehemiah Factor.  NH: Do you feel that every believer is called to be a missional leader? Why do you believe that? FP: I do believe that every believer is called to be a missional leader. Scripture is replete with examples of where the body is called to be

NH: For people who may be new to the concept, what is prayerwalking? RS: The meaning of the word would seem obvious from the two words that are combined to create it. And at the most basic level that would be true. Prayerwalking is walking prayer. But to leave it at that, which most Christians do, is to doom this dynamic activity to some static

 This devotional first appeared on Kathi Macias’ blog. She is kind enough to let us re-post it here. Walk in wisdom toward those who are outside, redeeming the time (Col. 4:5). The older I get the more I become aware of how each of our actions and words impact others. Years ago I was privileged to work with former NFL-great (and needlepoint aficionado) Rosey Grier. A mountain of

Kathy Howard, author of the new release, Fed Up with Flat Faith, guest blogs for us today. To read more of Kathy’s personal blog, visit http://www.kathyhoward.org/.  On my way to check out at Hobby Lobby I glanced down an aisle to my right. A young woman sat slumped on the edge of the bottom shelf with her head in one hand and a cell phone in the

We at New Hope are excited to welcome our Marketing and Sales Manager, Maegan Roper! In addition to her prolific marketing work, she is starting a ministry to women who’ve lost a child.  Here, she agreed to let us post an excerpt from her personal blog about stories. So much of what she shares reflects our heart as a publisher. We all have a story, in some

Janet Thompson guest blogs for us today about her new release, Dear, God, He’s Home! A Woman’s Guide to her Stay-at-Home Man. To read more of Janet’s articles, visit her blog at www.womantowomanmentoring.com.  5 Things You May Not Know About Dear God, He’s Home! 1. It’s humorous. When I was writing the book and telling people about it, there were always laughter and chuckles. My

Sammie Barstow guest blogs for us today about her experience with the extraordinary book Delivered. Several years ago, I was asked to write a cover story for Missions Mosaic magazine about the relationship between Janet Gillispie and June Whitlow, Janet’s CWJC mentor. After my first conversation with Janet, I knew this story was bigger than a magazine article. Janet and I built a friendship, and over

Janet Gillispie, author of the powerful new memoir, Delivered, answers our questions about her new book and her experiences. She recorded her story on tape for Sammie Jo Barstow, who wrote down the work. NH: What was the experience like for you, retelling your story over all those hours on tape? Was it emotional for you? JG: Telling God’s story, or you could say the

A thrilling personal story you don’t want to miss! Delivered shares a raw and candid document of how one woman’s life was radically changed when she experienced the ultimate delivery—hers and that of an unexpected daughter. The greatness of God is so miraculously displayed that you’ll be inspired to believe that if God can change Janet’s life, He can change anyone. Read an excerpt.