Many of us grew up watching M.A.S.H., a TV show about a medical unit during the Korean conflict. To say it was a comedy almost sounds sacrilegious, but it was, and aired for over ten years, becoming an American classic. In that series, writers showed both the horrors and mundaneness of war and the coping … More Christmas in a War Zone
I was recently sitting in the Heathrow airport. Masses of people were literally passing all around me. People from nations too numerous to count. For anyone who serves in cross-cultural ministry, this is a common sight. Travel takes us to some of the busiest airports of the world. After years of service, we no longer … More The Nations
Why are networkers an important part of Kingdom work? Because they are uniquely gifted to pull a wide-variety of people together for the same goal. Are you a networker? … More Blessed Are the Networkers
Being heard by mission leadership can seem an impossible task. Stand your ground in obedience to your call and in love for those you serve, and watch what God will do. … More Stand Your Ground
Struggles with volunteers and troublemakers can lead our prayers for more laborers for the harvest to shrivel up. Don’t let your heart of prayer be hardened. The fields are white. … More Let Not Your Heart Be Hardened
When attacks are on the rise or your completely out of power, it’s good to remember to stay grounded in God’s Word. … More Staying Grounded
Can the Word of God be medication for our souls? What about for our bodies and minds? Whether you meditate or medicate on the Word, are you taking your daily dosage? … More For Further Medication
Feeling isolated and alone in ministry? You are not forgotten nor alone. … More You Are Not Forgotten
What do you do when it’s really too hot to cook? Here are a few suggestions from my time overseas. … More It’s Too Hot to Cook
Short-term mission trips are crucial for developing long-term careers in service. Though they can be messy to organize, they are worth the investment. … More Go Experience. Go for Good.