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2025 Conversation Topics Recap

Read on to learn about our top conversation themes and topics in 2025.

New Board Member Profile: Ben Chacko

Ben lives in Houston, Texas, with his wife, Sheryl, and their three children. Raised in the church, Ben came to know the importance of faith early in life, but over time, that faith has grown into something deeper. It now shapes how he lives,…

The Tyranny of the Urgent: Reclaiming Time with God in a Busy World

I was recently sitting with my church home group, listening to each person describe the pressures on their time. They talked about how busy they were and what a challenge it is to find time for what’s important. We live in a culture of constant…

30 Years – The Tools have Transformed but the Touch Remains Personal

When Need Him Global launched in 1996, the internet was in a very initial stage. Cell phones were luxuries, and “going online” meant desktop computers with noisy modems connecting to AOL. The ministry used telephone calls, radio, and television…

The Changing Dynamic of Faith in Young Women

Sometimes you read something and think that can’t be right. This was my reaction to recent research from the Barna Group. It shows that 38 percent of Gen Z women, ages 18-24  years old, now identify as atheist, agnostic, or having no faith.…

2025 Geographic Recap

2025 Geographic Recap We had conversations with people from 210 countries. 50.3% of all conversations were from outside the US. Top International Countries: United Kingdom India Canada Australia Germany Philippines …

Thirty Years of Sharing Jesus: A Ministry Built on The Gospel, Technology and Trust

In 1996, a groundbreaking collaboration between some of Christianity's most respected organizations including the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association, Campus Crusade for Christ, and Moody Broadcasting gave birth to Need Him Ministries. What…

Equipping Digital Evangelists

The Digital Witness from Need Him Global equips believers to share Jesus online with confidence and compassion. Through real stories and practical insights, it helps Christians engage seekers and make an eternal impact in the digital world.

No Passport Required

At Need Him Global, the Gospel is crossing borders no passport could—reaching people in over 200 countries through digital conversations that bring hope where missionaries can’t go. From seekers in Afghanistan and Pakistan to dreamers in the Middle East encountering Jesus for the first time, God is using technology to open hearts in the hardest-to-reach places. Political barriers and closed borders can’t stop His message. Through your prayers and support, we’re sharing Christ’s love online—proving that in today’s world, the Great Commission requires no visa, only faith and a willing heart.

Are you a Gospel Promoter?

Being a “promoter” of the Gospel means sharing the Good News with the same enthusiasm and conviction that loyal customers show for something they love. Just as businesses measure promoters who naturally recommend a product, followers of Jesus are called to actively share how He transforms lives. Need Him Global has been a Promoter of the Gospel for nearly thirty years, helping others encounter Christ and experience a faith that overflows with joy. Each of us can ask: am I living as a Promoter of Jesus—sharing His hope and love so others are drawn to Him?

Reaching the Non’s – The “No Denomination” Generation

More people today are seeking Jesus without denominational labels, longing for genuine faith over structure. Need Him Global meets them where they are — often online — to share hope and truth in Jesus. God continues to work beyond church walls, transforming lives and drawing hearts to Him wherever they’re searching.

New Board Member Profile: Kristen Ainsworth

Kristen lives in Dallas with her husband, Kevin, and their 14-year-old son, Logan. They are active members of Northwest Bible Church, where Kristen's passion for service extends beyond Sunday worship. She also dedicates her time to volunteering…

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