September/October 2026 Way Magazine

September/October 2026 Way Magazine $5.00 “Sowers of the Word” by Rev. Mass Bumbangi See how the parable of the sower reveals four ways people respond to God’s Word. God wants His people to bring forth much fruit, and we can help—by becoming sowers of the Word, making it available to others. “Fit for a Higher Purpose” by Terri Rath See what it looks like to align physical fitness with a higher purpose. As God’s beloved children, we pursue fitness as an act of love and faithful stewardship, enabling our bodies to live abundantly and serve His purposes with enduring strength. “William Tyndale: His Impacting Five-Hundred-Year Legacy” by Rev. Rodney Grilliot Mark the five-hundredth anniversary of Tyndale’s English New Testament translation. This was a bold and courageous act by Tyndale that would change the spiritual landscape of a nation and impact Christian believers for centuries to come. Old Testament History: “Judah Is Conquered and Carried Away” by David Schiano God promises that He is always with us, even in our darkest hours. The people of Judah experienced this truth firsthand when the kingdom fell. What lessons does this dark chapter of history hold for believers today? “Resist! Be Trouble for the Enemy” by Liz Echternacht We submit to God, and when we obey Him, the Devil flees from us. Here are three ways we can resist him: (1) know who we are in Christ, (2) know what we have in Him, and (3) know what we can do. Word Over the World Report: “The Word Moves When Leaders Rise: The Way Corps Graduation 2026” by Rev. Bryan Mittler Read the highlights of the 2026 Way Corps graduation weekend, where believers from around the world completed training to serve as leaders and ministers. See how faithful leadership keeps God’s Word moving from one generation to the next. Lead the Way: “Leaders Are Mentors” by Rev. David Lippold Leaders who mentor help, guide, advise, and prepare the next generation of leaders. The Apostle Paul’s relationship with Timothy provides a beautiful example of the mentoring process, and this article examines a few of the key aspects involved.