M.K. Perspectives – Part 2
Living in Mongolia, life was normal. And then coming back here is when it felt different… but He was faithful. Continue reading M.K. Perspectives – Part 2
Living in Mongolia, life was normal. And then coming back here is when it felt different… but He was faithful. Continue reading M.K. Perspectives – Part 2
It was actually immersing into the Thai culture, if we could go to church with them and do things with the church family. It’s not necessarily like their services were different—the same praise and worship, and the message, and you know, sharing times and stuff, but they just did it in their own way. Continue reading M.K. Perspectives – Part 1
I had never heard of this woman before I read her autobiography. Yet, her captivating story and inspiring testimony has impacted me in ways I will not soon forget. Continue reading A Tribute to Darlene Deibler Rose
As I walked the late-night streets of New York City, looking for the nearest subway ride home, I asked God to give me opportunities to shine the light. I didn’t have to wait long for Him to answer my prayer. Continue reading What I Learned On A Late Night Subway Train
I am privileged to be called by God. I consider it an honor to do His work and I do it with joy. But I also recognize that even joy-filled privileges are not painless. Continue reading To Obey Is to Sacrifice
I have become aware of the incredible work the organization does around the world–much more, it turns out, than distributing bar soap and a soccer ball at Christmas time. Continue reading Operation Christmas Child: More than Shoeboxes
Within the first several centuries after Christ, there was a thriving church in North Africa. It was the home of influential church fathers like Origen, Tertullian, and Augustine. Today, it’s a completely different story… Continue reading How Will They Hear Unless We Speak Their Language?
Whether you live in an apartment complex, or surrounded by cows and squirrels, we have something in common: neighbors. Continue reading The Gospel Next Door
Brimming with Scripture, personal stories, and good writing, this book is a poetic primer on a concept she names “radically ordinary hospitality.” Continue reading Book Review: The Gospel Comes with a House Key