Waiting on a dream for five years
What does a dream look and feel like when you've dreampt it for five years, only ever seeing it with the eyes of your heart? And then one day, one g...
What does a dream look and feel like when you've dreampt it for five years, only ever seeing it with the eyes of your heart? And then one day, one g...
Some of us care too much about what other people think of us - their opinion matters more than it should. If they say something negative about us, w...
One of the best things you can do in life is to give yourself away to the next generation. Although I've been fortunate to mentor and disciple a lot ...
After yesterday's semi-humorous blog, I'm back on the serious side today. But bear with me; I'm writing about an issue that we all face at one time or...
When you hit my age, the doctor sends you to a specialist who looks around in your intestinal tract for anything that might be pre-cancerous. It's a r...
Last week I wrote a blog about how women are the answer to Swaziland's biggest problems. They just need to be able to lean on one another. For five ...
This is the story of Edward Sheko in his own words. Edward grew up Muslim in Malawi. When he converted to Christ, it nearly cost him his life. Tara Br...
Here's one of my favorite stories about how we settle for a life of success instead of a life that counts. God spare us from this fate: Rick Smith wa...
Here's a book that will give you some practical steps to become more radical in your faith: Small Footprint, Big Handprint: How to live simply and lov...
Short-term missions (STMs) changed my life. They've played a huge role in helping all five of our children to grow in their faith. Th...