
How giving transforms us
by Jill Foley Turner | August 22, 2026
As believers, we’re called to be transformed, to allow God to shape our minds to the mind of Christ, to accept his view of the world and make our own

by Jill Foley Turner | August 22, 2026
As believers, we’re called to be transformed, to allow God to shape our minds to the mind of Christ, to accept his view of the world and make our own

by Jill Foley Turner | June 11, 2026
Jesus was a busy person, yet the Gospels reveal he had incredibly strong relationships. As 21st-century Christians, we may not realize how unusual it would have been in Jesus’ day

by Jill Foley Turner | June 5, 2026
It’s summer, and you’re probably out making memories with your family. While you’re at the beach, on the road, by the lake, or enjoying family by the pool, you can

by Jill Foley Turner | June 5, 2026
Before most people had even heard of tax breaks in Opportunity Zones, Lift Orlando was already breaking ground on a project designed to rebuild the dilapidated-but-beloved neighborhoods west of downtown

by Jill Foley Turner | May 22, 2026
(Left) NCF’s Katie Colucci with the actual stack of papers she and her husband, Joey, had to complete for their adoption. (Right) Katie and Joey with their daughter, Zola. Ask

by Jill Foley Turner | April 17, 2026
A myth has been circulating around the nonprofit world for decades. It goes like this: A charity is only worthy of our money if it spends very little of it

by Jill Foley Turner | April 16, 2026
By his death and resurrection, Jesus not only purchased our pardon; he also earned our trust. He’s the Rock of our Salvation, totally faithful. Every promise made by him and

by Jill Foley Turner | April 2, 2026
From the first song of Moses in Exodus to the final song of the Lamb in Revelation, Scripture whispers, sings, even shouts of Jesus’ life, death, and resurrection – and

by Jill Foley Turner | March 11, 2026
The global water crisis impacts about a third of the world’s population (or more), claiming about 829,000 lives each year. Waterborne illnesses keep people from work, kids out of school,

by Jill Foley Turner | March 3, 2026
The female disciples of Jesus both followed him and financially supported him and the 12. Not only that, they stuck with him to the cross and remained when all the
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