In a generation obsessed with crowds, platforms, and picture-perfect ministry moments, God is still calling some of us to walk paths less taken—to dirt roads instead of polished stages, to dark places where only His glory can shine, to bring not the many, but the one back home.

God never designed missions to be a solo assignment. From Genesis to Revelation, God accomplishes His purposes through partnership—people joined together by prayer, sacrifice, and shared obedience. In God’s Kingdom, everyone has a part to play. “Now you are the body of Christ, and each one of you is a part of it.”— 1 Corinthians 12:27

In missions, we often celebrate the visible moments: the journey, preaching, testimonies, and transformation. Yet Scripture reminds us that what is unseen is usually what is most powerful. Intercession is not the support role of missions; it is the frontline.