What’s Your Plan?
January 12, 2026
As we move into a new year of life and ministry, what is your plan for growing in Christ-likeness? … More What’s Your Plan?
Tag: missions
Request for Topics
December 29, 2025
As I prepare for a new year of Mission Monday blog posts, I’d love to hear from you! Let me know what topics you’d like covered or any questions I can address. Thanks! … More Request for Topics
A Christmas Poem
December 1, 2025
I pray that this poem I wrote in 1999 will inspire you to pray for the nations to know the Savior this Christmas Season. … More A Christmas Poem
An Answer Found
November 17, 2025
When Muslims ask questions, God, knowing their hearts, orchestrates ways for them to find answers, by using us. … More An Answer Found
Focus in the Frailty
November 14, 2025
Has life knocked the wind out of your faith? Are you struggling when evil seems to gain the upper hand in the life of those you love? Focus on Jesus. … More Focus in the Frailty
Making Disciples
October 20, 2025
What does making disciples look like in real life? Does it look the same in every situation? As long as it centers on relationship, the Holy Spirit will guide you in the rest. … More Making Disciples
Don’t Forget the Wives
October 6, 2025
What can teams or churches do to better remember and honor the wives and mothers serving in missions? Here are some suggestions. … More Don’t Forget the Wives
Loving on Single Teammates
September 22, 2025
Single missionary colleagues can often feel either neglected or used by their teammates. Here are some suggestions on how to welcome and love them well. … More Loving on Single Teammates
Stepping Stones in Ministry
September 8, 2025
Looking back at my life, I can see how God used opportunities to learn and serve in missions as stepping stones to full-time overseas ministry. … More Stepping Stones in Ministry
Goodbyes Are Hard to Do
August 25, 2025
Breaking up may be hard to do, but so is saying goodbye to family when you’re heading back to your field of service. Here’s a little poem to help express the sentiment. … More Goodbyes Are Hard to Do