Yesterday I posted a picture of a nest in a wreath. The ironic thing is that we are now experiencing an empty nest at the Barnes house. Our 4th kiddo ...
I hate cubicles. I hate desks. I dislike most meetings. Most offices remind me of dog kennels. We were made for the outdoors. Sunshine actually increa...
Years ago when we first saw the Japanese vine draped on the trees lining the highways of north Georgia, we thought it was quaint. First introduced ...
Last year in April, we got the idea for the World Race. Seeing the huge potential it had, we made a quick plan and launched it in May. Within three m...
"We are seeing the kingdom advance on a number of fronts. We are reminding the Church of what it means to minister based on listening prayer, and what...
There is something magical that can happen in a missions training camp. In the case of the one we have currently going on, a combination of factors gi...
Ralph Leo recently sent an email about Adoniram Judson’s life. Judson was a pioneer missionary to Burma. I quote from the email: Judson was an or...
Charles and Sarah Kaye jumped off a cliff yesterday. After careers in high finance in New York, they bought a farm in Virginia. But even that didn't s...
We just announced to our next year's World Racers who will be their teammates for the year. Imagine for a second what's at stake – you're a part of...
The step of faith rarely seems prudent. Prudence contemplates what can be perceived with the senses. Faith, according Hebrews 11:1 means being certain...
