As 2026 begins, believers are invited to plan with prayer, honor their God-given capacity, and set a pace that allows for rest in the Lord.

Believers can reflect Christ’s light to trauma survivors by listening with compassion, avoiding assumptions, creating safe spaces, and relying on God’s presence.

Jesus shows believers how to minister to trauma survivors with compassion, presence, and hope, pointing them to the Savior who redeems brokenness.

Gospel conversations require prayer, preparation, patience, and Spirit-led wisdom as believers listen well and guide others toward Christ.

Christians can care for those struggling with mental health by showing Christlike compassion, asking thoughtful questions, speaking truth, and pointing them to gospel hope.

The Great Commission is strengthened by two promises: Christ has all authority, and He is always with believers as they share the gospel.

See 10 biblical reasons evangelism should remain a high priority in pregnancy resource centers, from glorifying God to making disciples and sharing the gospel.