We're honored to share that Spread Truth Ministries is accredited by the ECFA. What Is the ECFA? ECFA stands for Evangelical Council for Financial Accountability. By identifying organizations that uphold the Seven Standards of Responsible Stewardship, the ECFA helps Christians…
By Jerry McCorkle There has been much debate and discussion in past years about the effectiveness of what we will term as “cold turkey” evangelism—sharing the Gospel with a complete stranger. Maybe we encounter someone when we knock on their…
When you think of people in missions and ministry, what comes to your mind? Adventurers in khaki hats crossing a crocodile-infested river with bags full of Bibles? A pastor in a neatly tailored suit preaching to a few thousand attentive…
New technologies are transforming our daily lives in almost every sphere you can think of, from grocery shopping to dating to solving crimes. But this experience of having our lives flipped inside out by new technologies—that’s not new. And every…
It’s easy to talk about how we’d react if a refugee or immigrant family moved down the street. And sometimes, by God’s providence, that happens. If that happens in your neighborhood, grab hold of that opportunity and don’t let go.…
Sometimes the hardest part of reaching out to refugees and strangers is just overcoming the initial inertia. It takes building new habits and new relationships. It takes setting aside time to spend with people when your schedule is already jammed…
In 2011, Spread Truth released ViewTheStory.com (now TheStoryFilm.com). Today, we're excited by the number of people worldwide that have seen the booklet and the film in their own languages. We thank God for your partnership with us to get the…
By Jerry McCorkle, Executive Director of Spread Truth Do you remember the television show “Fear Factor"? In this reality show, participants had to face terrifying stunts as they advanced towards the final prize. Eventually, when confronted by something too crazy…
Why Do We Need to Remind Ourselves of the Basics? Love your neighbor. Do unto others as you would have done to yourself. It’s the Golden Rule, the command most Christians and many non-Christians learn as children. So why say…
Why do we listen? Listening reminds us that we don’t have the answers. When we are helping people learn the ropes for living in the United States, we can subconsciously slip into acting like we are smarter than they are…