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Our church has a garden. "Garden" is probably not the best word for it. It's bigger than the average garden. Every Th...
Showing posts with label World Missions. Show all posts
Showing posts with label World Missions. Show all posts
A Walk in the Park
There are some parts of my job that I struggle with: meeting new people, sharing the gospel with strangers, learning a new language, fi...
I Can't Do This
Right now, I'm in Budapest near the end of a week-long conference for training about the upcoming year in Eastern Europe. For those of y...
I Don't Call Myself a Missionary
I have nothing against the word. I like the meaning. Dicitionary.com defines a missionary as "a person sent by a church into an area t...
A Glimpse at My Time in Ghana
Since I've been back in the U.S., I've been trying to summarize my time in Ghana well. I understand that not everyone wants a novel ...
Living with Hope and Doing Something about It
In Sioux Falls Young Life, the girls are studying Ephesians in Bible study. I love Ephesians. It's a beautiful book. I think it tends t...
Post-Ghana Adventures
Nearly two months ago, I shared about how I read a book ( Finish the Mission ) that made me want to go around the world telling people the ...
A Free Book, Some Free Thoughts, and a Sneak Peek into my Near Future
It's been awhile since I've posted anything. There are various reasons: life has been busy with the new semester, books have sucked ...
Where I Belong
Over this past year, or really throughout my entire life, I've tried to figure out where I'm meant to be, where I belong. During a...
The Nations and Kobra
I’ve been reading John Piper’s Let the Nations Be Glad! It’s a great read. It makes a lot of solid and challenging points. Basically, I ...
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