When people hear the word mission, they often picture someone boarding a plane, learning a new language, or moving halfway around the world. While those are certainly ways people participate in God’s mission, they are far from the only ways. The truth is that mission usually begins much closer to home. 

Many people are carrying burdens of loneliness, uncertainty, disappointment, or searching for purpose. They are looking for something that will satisfy. The world offers temporary ways to cope, but only Jesus offers lasting refreshment for the soul.

 Many friends have been asking me what I’ve heard from my friends in Cuba lately. The news on social media feels rather bleak, with a focus on electrical blackouts, scarce …

I have accepted an invitation for a new ministry assignment as a mental healthcare provider at Cornerstone Counseling Foundation in Chiang Mai.

“Yet he has not left himself without a witness in doing good—giving you rains from heaven and fruitful seasons, and filling you with food and your hearts with joy.” — …

One of the greatest joys of serving with International Ministries (ABFMS) is discovering how God uses faithful mission work to influence generations, cultures, and even continents. During my recent ministry …