This week I'm following up on some stories where you, our blog readers, have made a difference. Too often we feel impotent in a world full of pain, ...
WARNING - If you're hoping for inspiration, you'd do better to move along to someone else's blog today. I'll be back to normal tomorrow. How are th...
It's taken me a while to become comfortable in my own skin as a leader. I've always had a leader role, but I haven't always performed well. I've alw...
Today as you read this, Karen and I are en route to Africa - the land of great joy and great pain. Just outside the Joburg airport where we'll to...
Considering a call to the mission field? Experiential learning is probably the best way to figure out if you are called. In other words, go on a short...
I first got to know Jess by email in Sept. '07. She wrote an email that I posted as a blog about being tired of waiting for God. She'd lost ...
I'm over here in Africa, trying to "think African." Believe me, it doesn't come naturally. World Racer Ian Schumann writes a great blog on...
We're in Africa today. We're debriefing our World Race team in Nelspruit, South Africa. We've missed our team and are anxious to catch up with them ...
The flight to South Africa was great. If you were one who prayed for us - thank you! Both Karen and I were able to sleep on the plane and we arriv...
World Racer Ian Schumann is in Uganda this month. Here, he has some good insight into the contrast between American culture, African culture, and Jesu...
