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.
Cross-cultural work is not easy, and struggles can lead to questioning God’s will for our life. It’s not wrong to ask questions as long as we look to God for the answers. … More He Sees What We Don’t: A Lesson in Trust
Taking time to remember helps us to recognize God’s faithfulness and watchcare over us all across the years of our service. … More Thinking Back
Church planting is not simple, nor is it easy. In fact, it can get quite messy before all is said and done. Still, it’s worth the effort. … More It’s a Messy Business
A you taking the primary role in the spiritual formation of your child or letting someone else handle it? The gaps we leave will be filled; it’s important to make sure you know it’s going to be with God’s Word, not man’s. … More A Family of the Word
If Church life can be messy, so can mission life. Much of that is due to our unique personalities. Getting along with colleagues is a learning process but well worth it. … More Getting Along
That is the question, but you’re probably wondering why I’m asking it for a Mission Monday post. So, I’ll tell you. I recently had a conversation related to a cross-cultural worker who had only been in their country of service for one year. You know what that looks like—culture shock, full-blown language learning, and still … More To Speak or Not to Speak?